Level of Support – Quiz #1

Levels of Support in Recovery Housing > Level of Support - Quiz #1

What level of recovery housing is most appropriate based on the information provided? 

An operator has a “graduate” house. It is designed for people who have stayed in their other houses for over six months, have stable jobs and employment, and do not need as many supports as newer residents.(Required)
An operator only provides housing for residents who receive clinical treatment services from their outpatient treatment or partial hospitalization program. Once residents’ complete treatment services, they must leave the residence.(Required)
The house accepts people very early in recovery and has staff available whenever residents are present. When residents first move in, there are many requirements and staff engagement. The longer residents live in the house and maintain recovery, the fewer restrictions they may have. For example, longer-term residents may have a later curfew and overnight passes. All residents live in the same building.(Required)
Level I recovery homes do not require documented recovery plans, but all residents must have recovery goals and be supported by one another in achieving those goals.(Required)
Level IV recovery housing programs are certified by both ORH and the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.(Required)

Course Syllabus

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1. NARR's Four Levels of Support
2. Level I Homes
3. Level II Homes
4. Level III Homes
5. Level IV Homes
6. Determining Level of Support
7. Primary Decision Making and Administration in a Recovery House
8. Recovery Services, Supports and Documentation
9. Recovery House Staffing
10. Move-In Evaluation and Criteria
11. Levels of Support: Homework Exercise
12. Level of Support - Quiz #1
13. NARR's Four Levels of Support: Next Steps