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Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: May 6, 2024) |
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Title 42 - Public Health |
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Chapter I—Public Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services |
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SubChapter A—General Provisions |
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Part 8 - Medications for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder |
| Subpart A - General Provisions |
| § 8.1 - Scope. |
| § 8.2 - thnsp;8.2 Definitions. |
| Subpart B - Accreditation of Opioid Treatment Programs |
| § 8.3 - Application for approval as an accreditation body. |
| § 8.4 - Accreditation body responsibilities. |
| § 8.5 - Periodic evaluation of accreditation bodies. |
| § 8.6 - Withdrawal of approval of accreditation bodies. |
| Subpart C - Certification and Treatment Standards for Opioid Treatment Programs |
| § 8.11 - Opioid treatment program certification. |
| § 8.12 - Federal Opioid Use Disorder treatment standards. |
| § 8.13 - Revocation of accreditation and accreditation body approval. |
| § 8.14 - Suspension or revocation of certification. |
| § 8.15 - Forms. |
| Subpart D - Procedures for Informal Review of Suspension or Proposed Revocation of OTP Certification, and of Adverse Action Regarding Withdrawal of Approval of an Accreditation Body |
| § 8.21 - Applicability. |
| § 8.22 - Definitions. |
| § 8.23 - Limitation on issues subject to review. |
| § 8.24 - Specifying who represents the parties. |
| § 8.25 - Informal review and the reviewing official's response. |
| § 8.26 - Preparation of the review file and written arguments. |
| § 8.27 - Opportunity for oral presentation. |
| § 8.28 - Expedited procedures for review of immediate suspension. |
| § 8.29 - Ex parte communications. |
| § 8.30 - Transmission of written communications by reviewing official and calculation of deadlines. |
| § 8.31 - Authority and responsibilities of the reviewing official. |
| § 8.32 - Administrative record. |
| § 8.33 - Written decision. |
| § 8.34 - Court review of final administrative action; exhaustion of administrative remedies. |
| Subpart E - XXX |
| Subpart F - Authorization To Increase Patient Limit to 275 Patients |
| § 8.610 - Which practitioners are eligible for a patient limit of 275? |
| § 8.615 - What constitutes a qualified practice setting? |
| § 8.620 - What is the process to request a patient limit of 275? |
| § 8.625 - How will a Request for Patient Limit Increase be processed? |
| § 8.630 - What must practitioners do in order to maintain their approval to treat up to 275 patients? |
| § 8.635 - What are the reporting requirements for practitioners whose Request for Patient Limit Increase is approved? |
| § 8.640 - What is the process for renewing a practitioner's Request for Patient Limit Increase approval? |
| § 8.645 - What are the responsibilities of practitioners who do not submit a renewal Request for Patient Limit Increase, or whose renewal request is denied? |
| § 8.650 - Can SAMHSA's approval of a practitioner's Request for Patient Limit Increase be suspended or revoked? |
| § 8.655 - Can a practitioner request to temporarily treat up to 275 patients in emergency situations? |