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What to Expect at CODAC

Developing your Individual Service Plan During your assessment and throughout your time with CODAC, you will work with our staff to develop a treatment plan, which is called an Individual Service Plan (ISP) . Your ISP will consist of a list of your goals for treatment, your strengths, your identified needs, and what covered integrated health services and informal supports can be used to help you meet your goals. The process is directed by you with the help of the CODAC team. Services outlined in your Individual Service Plan may include: Psychiatric assessment, psychiatric care and medication management Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) or Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Individual, group and/or family therapy Primary care Referral and care management Interaction with a Peer Support Specialist, a peer in recovery Help finding a job (Vocational Rehab) Connection to community resources and recovery supports Family and/or family-of-choice involvement ... and more! You can request a copy of your ISP at any time. During your initial assessment (your first appointment), which we call an Intake , you will talk in a confidential setting about your main concerns, treatment goals and how CODAC can help. You will be asked detailed questions about your background, treatment history, current symptoms, goals, strengths and how CODAC may best support you. This appointment can take anywhere from 60 to 90 minutes. You may also meet other staff who you will be on your treatment team. What to Bring to Your First Appointment Your insurance card. If you have AHCCCS insurance, please bring your AHCCCS Identification Card. If you are not on AHCCCS and/or do not have other insurance coverage, please bring pay check stubs for one month (if you are employed), proof of residence (such as a rent receipt), and anything else that shows that you have significant, regular monthly expenses. Photo identification. List of current medications and dosage. The types and amount of care you receive depend on your individual needs and your insurance coverage or ability to pay. Your first appointment will usually be an assessment by one of our trained staff. Assessment

List of past medications that may or may not have worked for you. Cash, check or credit card to cover co-pay or fee-for-service charges. Any concerns you have written down since your last appointment.

Virtual Visits CODAC offers many virtual services. When you schedule a virtual (or telehealth) appointment or are referred to a virtual group/class, you will be provided with more information on how to log in.

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