Phase 1
Every patient starts at Phase 1.
Phase 1 patients will come onsite every day for their medication, with the exception of Sundays and any dates that CompDrug is closed including most Federal Holidays. You will receive a take-home dose of medication for those days. A locking box or bottle is required for take-home medication, no exceptions. The first box or bottle will be provided to you, free of charge.
Phase 2
Phase 2 patients will receive two take-home medication doses, most commonly Saturdays and Sundays. Patients will continue to receive Take-Home doses for any days CompDrug is closed.
To move to Phase 2 the following criteria must be met:
- Must be enrolled in the program for at least 30 consecutive days
- Has had two (2) consecutive negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS reports in 30 days
- Has completed CompDrug 101 Overview Sessions and Clinical Assessment
- Has completed one (1) individual counseling session
Phase 4
Phase 4 patients will receive four (4) take-home medication doses for Sunday, plus three days chosen by the patient. Patients will continue to receive Take-Home doses for any days CompDrug is closed.
To move to Phase 4 the following criteria must be met:
- Has been enrolled in the program for at least 90 days
- Has successfully maintained Phase 2 status for 90 consecutive days
- Has negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS reports for 90 consecutive days
- Has engaged in six (6) counseling sessions in 90 consecutive days, three (3) of which must be individual counseling sessions
- Has attended a “Rules and Updates” session in the past year, if available
- Must see a medical provider to request Phase 4
Phase 6
Phase 6 patients will receive six (6) take-home medication doses for Sunday, plus five days chosen by the patient. Patients will continue to receive Take-Home doses for any days CompDrug is closed.
To move to Phase 6 the following criteria must be met:
- Has been enrolled in the program for at least 180 days (6 months)
- Has successfully maintained Phase 4 status for 90 consecutive days
- Has negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS reports for 90 consecutive days
- Engage in six (6) counseling sessions in 90 consecutive days, three (3) of which must be individual counseling sessions
- Has attended a “Rules and Updates” session in the past year, if available
- Must see a Medical Provider to request Phase 6
Phase 13
Phase 13 patients will receive thirteen (13) take-home medication doses and days CompDrug is closed.
To move to Phase 13 the following criteria must be met:
- Has been enrolled in the program for at least one year
- Has successfully maintained Phase 6 status for 90 consecutive days
- Has negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS reports for one (1) year
- Engage in three (3) counseling sessions in 90 consecutive days, one of which must be individual counseling sessions.
- Has attended a “Rules and Updates” session in the past year, if available
- Must see a Medical Provider to request Phase 13
Phase 27
Phase 27 patients will receive twenty-eight (27) take-home medication doses and days CompDrug is closed.
To move to Phase 27 the following criteria must be met:
- Has been enrolled in the program for at least two years.
- Has successfully maintained Phase 13 status for one year.
- Has negative toxicology/alcosensor/OARRS reports for two years.
- Engage in one (1) individual counseling sessions in 90 consecutive days
- Has attended a “Rules and Updates” session in the past year, if available
- Has no failed “Take Home Call Back” request in the previous year.
- Must see a Medical Provider to request Phase 27