(1) Long-term treatment services are clinically managed, higher-intensity substance use disorder residential treatment services that provide individualized care and treatment for an individual needing consistent structure over a longer period of time to develop and maintain recovery, develop recovery skills, and to improve overall health.

(2) An agency certified to provide long-term treatment services must:

(a) Provide an individual, during the course of services, with:

(i) Education on social and coping skills, relapse prevention, and recovery skills development;

(ii) Social and recreational activities;

(iii) Assistance in seeking employment, when appropriate; and

(iv) Assistance with reentry living skills to include seeking and obtaining safe housing.

(b) Conduct and document an individual service plan review at least monthly.