The program shall report substance abuse screening, assessment,
evaluation and treatment completion to the department of transportation and to
the district court in accordance with Iowa Code sections
125.37,
125.84 and
125.86;
the federal confidentiality regulations, "Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Patient Records," 42 CFR, Part 2, effective June 9, 1987; HIPAA; and
other relevant provisions of federal and state law. The program shall report
satisfactory completion of the drinking drivers course to the department of
education in accordance with Iowa Code section
321J.22
and
281-21.31 (321J); the
federal confidentiality regulations, "Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Patient Records," 42 CFR, Part 2, effective June 9, 1987; HIPAA; and other
relevant provisions of federal and state law.
(1)
Reporting form. Programs
shall report screening, evaluation, and treatment completion utilizing the form
"Notice Iowa Code 321J-Confidential Medical Record." Iowa substance abuse
evaluation and treatment providers licensed by the department under Iowa Code
chapter 125 shall submit this form online to the department of transportation
using the department of transportation's 321J Web site,
https://www.saeval.dot.state.ia.us [File Link Not Available].
(2)
Primary treatment. Upon
completion of primary treatment, programs shall report to the department of
transportation and the courts that treatment has been completed in accordance
with Iowa Code section
321J.22;
the federal confidentiality regulations, "Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Patient Records," 42 CFR, Part
2, effective June 9, 1987; HIPAA; and
other relevant provisions of federal and state law.
(3)
Posttreatment results.
If the court orders a posttreatment program, the program shall report progress
and attendance to the person's probation officer or otherwise as ordered by the
court in accordance with Iowa Code section
321J.22;
the federal confidentiality regulations, "Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug
Abuse Patient Records," 42 CFR, Part
2, effective June 9, 1987; HIPAA; and
other relevant provisions of federal and state law.
(4)
Drinking drivers course.
Substance abuse treatment programs licensed by the department under Iowa Code
chapter 125 may provide the drinking drivers course and shall report
satisfactory completion of the drinking drivers course to the department of
education in accordance with Iowa Code section
321J.22
and
281-21.31
(321J).
