Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. Provider will accept all DHS client referrals regardless of outstanding bills or lack of insurance coverage. 2. Provider will exhaust all other funding mechanisms including but not limited to Medicaid, Medicare or private insurance before charging dollars to this funding stream. 3. Provider will perform emergency substance abuse evaluations for clients referred by DHS within 3 working business days from the time of referral. 4. Provider will engage referring and other involved DHS staff face to face, by email or telephone to get input ±including collateral information upon referral. DHS screening information that is shared with provider will be taken into consideration as a part of the evaluation. 5. DHS referring worker will be provided written abbreviated substance abuse evaluation summary within 3 working business days from the time of the evaluation ±not from the time of referral. The evaluation summary must include at least the following: History of drug use Type of drug use Clients self- reported history Last reported use of drug by client Risk assessment (high risk, moderate risk, low risk) Who collateral contacts are if any and date last contacted Recommendation for treatment options along with a list of services your agency can provide to assist client in treatment Strengths and needs of client including their ability to provide a safe environment for their child(ren) in their home setting. 6. Based on outcome of substance abuse evaluation, if the client will be referred on for treatment the provider must see that client for their first treatment appointment within 5 working business days from the time of the evaluation ±not from the time of referral.