Individual treatment and service plans must be assessed and modified as needed to meet changing needs.

A person in treatment may require varying combinations of services during its course, including ongoing assessment. For instance, the program should build in drug monitoring so the treatment plan can be adjusted if relapse occurs. For most people, a continuing care approach provides the best results, with treatment level adapted to a person's changing needs.

A patient's needs for support services, such as day care or transportation, should also be met during treatment.

Components of Comprehensive Drug Abuse Treatment The best programs provide a combination of therapies and other services to meet a patient's needs.