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Recovery homes must make a physical copy of their policies and procedures manual easily accessible to residents for reference whenever they need them. Therefore, there must be a posting or binder with the following documents in a common area of the home. These documents must match the ones submitted to ORH during the certification application process.

  • Emergency Policy

  • Medication Policy

  • Visitor Policy

  • Code of Conduct

  • Resident Rights Statement

  • Grievance Policy

  • Communicable Disease Policy

  • Neighbor Concerns Policy (also known as the Good Neighbor Policy)

Course Syllabus

Not Enrolled
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery: Journal Exercise #1
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery: Introduction
The Social Model and the Physical Environment
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery: Journal Exercise #2
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery - Quiz #1
How to Create a Homelike Environment Within the Recovery Home
Creating a Trauma-Informed Environment
Creating a Trauma Informed Environment, Part 2
Promoting Physical Safety
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery - Quiz #2
Understanding Physical Property Requirements
The House Exterior
The Interior of the Home
The Kitchen and Dining Area
The Bathrooms
The Bedrooms
The Laundry, Basement and Utilities
Documents
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery - Quiz #3
Creating a Physical Environment to Support Recovery: NEXT STEPS