(1) Low intensity (recovery house) services are clinically managed, low-intensity substance use disorder residential treatment services that provide individualized care and treatment with social, vocational, and recreational activities to aid in individual adjustment to recovery, relapse prevention, recovery skills development, and to aid in job training, employment, or participating in other types of community services.

(2) An agency certified to provide low intensity (recovery house) services must:

(a) Provide no less than five hours per week of treatment services; and

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