Juvenile Service Definitions
- Current Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 07.01.25 through 06.30.26
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 07.01.24 through 06.30.25
- Evaluation Billing Worksheet Form effective 10.01.21
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 07.01.23 through 06.30.24
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 07.01.22 through 6.30.23
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 10.01.21 through 6.30.22
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 07.01.20 thru 09.30.21
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet effective 01.01.20 thru 06.30.20
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet Effective 09.01.19 thru 12.31.19
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet Effective 7.1.19 thru 8.31.19
- Outdated Juvenile Rate Sheet Effective thru 6.30.19
- Standards of Practice
- Acronym Directory
Treatment Services
- Acute Inpatient Hospitalization
- Community Treatment Aid (CTA)
- Co-Occurring Evaluation
- Day Treatment
- Enhanced Mental Health Evaluation
- Functional Family Therapy
- Intensive Outpatient Counseling (IOP)
- Juveniles Who Sexually Harm Risk Evaluation
- Medication Management
- Mental Health Outpatient Counseling (Individual/Group/Family)
- Multisystemic Therapy (MST)
- Partial Hospitalization
- Psychiatric Evaluation
- Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF)
- Psychological Evaluation
- Substance Use Addendum
- Substance Use Evaluation
- Substance Use Outpatient Counseling (Individual/Group/Family)
- Substance Use Partial Care
- Therapeutic Group Home (Mental Health, Substance Use, Juveniles Who Sexually Harm)
Non-Treatment Services
- General Education Class
- Day Reporting
- In-Home Family Services (IHFS)
- Evening Reporting
- Expedited Family Group Conference
- Family Partner
- Family Support
- Intensive Family Preservation
- Justice Wraparound Program
- Mediation
- Relative/Kinship Home Study
- Transportation
- Wraparound Program
Out-of-Home Placements
- Agency Supported Foster Care
- Crisis Stabilization
- Group Home A
- Group Home B
- Independent Living
- Professional Foster Care
- Shelter Care
Supportive Services
Open For Public Comment:
The Administrative Office of the Courts and Probation invites interested persons to comment on the proposed edits to the Service Definitions for Adult and Juvenile IOP and OP counseling services.
Adult:
- Substance Use Intensive Outpatient Counseling (IOP)
- Mental Health Outpatient Counseling
- Substance Use Outpatient Treatment
Juvenile:
- Substance Use Outpatient Counseling (Individual/Group/Family)
- Intensive Outpatient Counseling (IOP)
- Mental Health Outpatient Counseling (Individual/Group/Family)
Anyone desiring to submit a public comment for consideration should do so via email to mark.bless@nejudicial.gov. Comments will be accepted through March 4, 2026. Please see below for the rationale behind the requested changes:
- IOP – services are to be in-person (teleservices can only be permitted via formal approval by AOCP). Medicaid does not fund teleservices for IOP level of care. It is our intention to align with Medicaid, while evaluating unique individualized circumstances.
- IOP (Juvenile) – According to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM), youth IOP services specifies 6 or more hours of skilled treatment. This change is to align with ASAM, as well as Medicaid/Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) service definitions.
- OP – Per Medicaid requirements, treatment plans are to be clinically reviewed every 90 days or more often as clinically indicated. This change is to align with Medicaid service expectations.