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NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDThese instructions are for the purpose of completing the PAS-44N form only.They do not supersede or replace existing regulations.PROVIDER NUMBEREnter the five-digit provider number assigned by OASAS that identifies the treatmentservice provider.PROGRAM NUMBEREnter the five-digit number assigned by OASAS which identifies the PRU (ProgramReporting Unit) the client is being admitted to.UCLIENT ID INFORMATIONUPROVIDER CLIENT IDThe client identification number selected by the program may contain a maximum of 10alpha-numeric digits. The number may be entered using any of the available 10 spaces. Donot use the client’s social security number as the Client ID number.For all methadone clients, the identification number assigned by the NYSMethadone Central Registry must be used. All methadone clients who are new admissionsor readmissions will be randomly assigned an ID number.(Note: Provider Client ID Numbers are not used for data analysis by OASAS and are for provideruse only. Previous CDS versions required that the identical Provider Client ID Number be usedfor every subsequent admission. This is no longer true. It is no longer necessary to updateProvider Client IDs for previous treatment episodes if a new ID is used for this admission.Providers are not limited to how they assign these ID numbers. When searching ClientManagement to enter a new transaction, programs should ensure they are pulling up therecord they want. It may be better to search using part of the client’s tracking ID to ensureaccuracy.)SPECIAL PROJECTThe Special Project field is not required. This Special Project designation is assigned toprograms by OASAS. Do not use this unless you have been assigned a Special Projectdesignation. If the program has been approved for a special project code and this admissionmeets the qualifying criteria for that project code, use the dropdown list to select theappropriate code.USEX (at birth)Enter gender, Male or Female, as documented on birth certificate.transsexual, use the gender that was recorded at time of birth.If the client isBIRTH DATEEnter two digits each for the month and day and four digits for the year of birth (e.g.,March 8, 1948 would be 03/08/1948).ULAST FOUR DIGITS OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBEREnter the last four digits of the client’s Social Security number (SSN), as assigned by theSocial Security Administration. In the event that the client does not have an SSN, enter 0000.If another person is providing insurance coverage, be sure to use the client’s SSN, not the SSNUPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 1
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDof the insured. Please be sure that the numbers are entered in the correct order. Thesenumbers are critical to OASAS’ ability to track clients as they move through the treatmentsystem.FIRST TWO LETTERS OF LAST NAME AT BIRTHEnter the first two letters of the client’s last name at birth (Smith SM, O’Brien OB).For clients who have changed their last name, use their BIRTH name (e.g., Maiden Name).FIRST TWO LETTERS OF LAST NAME CURRENTEnter the first two letters of the client’s current last name (Smith SM, O’Brien OB).Having both the first two letters of the client’s last name at birth and the first two letters of theclient’s current last name (if different) will increase OASAS’ ability to correctly track the clientas he/she moves through the treatment system.ADMISSION DATEFor ambulatory programs, the Admission Date is the date of the first treatment or clinicalservice following the decision to admit the client. This may be the first counseling session, amedical visit or a visit to collect information for the comprehensive evaluation. It is not theday the admission decision is made unless the client receives a treatment service on the sameday that the admission decision is made. For example, if a program completes an assessmenton March 1, makes the decision to admit the client in a case conference on March 3 and theclient shows up for his/her first group counseling session on March 6, the admission date isMarch 6. An admission date of March 6, 2017, would be entered as 03/06/2017. For purposesof reporting, a client may not be admitted more than once in a calendar day.For residential/inpatient programs, the Admission Date is the date of the firstovernight stay (i.e., the date that the client first sleeps in a program bed) following at least apreliminary determination that the individual appears to be in need of residential/inpatientchemical dependence services. In most cases, the determination is made that the individualis appropriate for this level of care prior to an overnight stay. In some cases, this decision ismade on the same day of the overnight stay.Example 1: An individual arrives at an inpatient program for a scheduled interview onMarch 1 and a level of care determination is completed on that date. The intake counselormeets with the admission team on March 4th to make his/her recommendations. The teamagrees to admit the individual who is contacted and told to come the next day to be admitted.The individual arrives on March 5, receives orientation and is assigned to a bed. The programenters March 5 as the Admission Date on the PAS-44N.Example 2: An individual arrives at a community residence late in the day of March 1.A staff member interviews the individual and determines that he/she appears appropriate foradmission. The staff member completes a level of care determination and the individual isconfirmed to be appropriate for admission. The client has dinner and is assigned to a bed.The program enters March 1 as the Admission Date on the PAS-44N.PART 820 PROGRAMS ONLYElement of CareSelect the element of care the client is being admitted into.Stabilization – Provides a safe environment in which a client may stabilize mild toPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 2
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDmoderate withdrawal symptoms, severe cravings, psychiatric and medical symptoms.Stabilization requires the supervision of a physician and clinical monitoring.Rehabilitation – Provides a structured environment for clients whose potential forindependent living is seriously limited due to significant functional impairment. Theseclients require a course of rehabilitative services in a structured environment withstaffing to provide monitoring, support, and case management.Reintegration – Provides a community living experience in either congregate or scattersite settings with limited supervision. Clients appropriate for these services aretransitioning to long term recovery from substance use disorder and independent livingin the community.If Stabilization or Rehabilitation is chosen then Reintegration Setting will not beused. If Reintegration is chosen, then a Reintegration Setting is required.REINTEGRATION SETTINGIf element of care selected is Reintegration, then enter one of the following reintegrationsettings.Congregate – Provides a community living experience with onsite staff available sevendays a week, twenty-four hours per day.Scatter-Site – Housing is provided at various locations wherein staff provide casemanagement and supervision through in-house weekly visits.LOCADTR INFORMATIONBoth Assessment ID and Created Date are optional items and can be entered at the program’sdiscretion.ASSESSMENT IDThe Level of Care for Alcohol and Drug Treatment Referral (LOCADTR) 3.0 AssessmentID will be generated at the administration of LOCADTR 3.0 to substantiate the clinicalrationale for admission. The most recent Assessment ID should be documented. It can befound on the Assessment Dashboard page of LOCADTR 3.0 and is the first column next toClient name. The assessment ID will appear on the assessment table located on theLOCADTR dashboard only for the clinician who completed the assessment. If a person usesthe “Other Clinicians’ option to retrieve this information he or she will have to download theCSV file to get the Assessment ID number. The use of LOCADTR 3.0 Protocol has beenmandated for all OASAS certified substance abuse disorder treatment providers to be utilizedto determine the most appropriate level of care for a client and therefore it must be utilizedfor all admissions, transfers, transitions, and discharges. Further information on LOCADTR3.0 can be found here- ndex.cfmCREATED DATEThe Created Date is the date the LOCADTR 3.0 assessment is created and supports thisadmission. Enter two digits for the month, two digits for the day, and four digits for the year.TRS-61 IDENTIFYING INFORMATION (ID)AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH INFORMATIONThe data items that are addressed by this authorization of disclosure were added tothe data collected by OASAS to assist OASAS in implementing Governor Cuomo’s MedicaidPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 3
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDRedesign initiative and to comply with mandatory federal reporting requirements. Clientsshould be offered the opportunity to sign the Authorization for Release of Behavioral HealthInformation Form (TRS-61) at the time of admission or, if admitted prior to October 1, 2014and participating in an Opioid Treatment Program, at the completion of the OpioidTreatment Annual Update. The client should be aware that signing or refusing to sign theconsent form does not impact admission disposition. A client can sign the consent form atany time during their treatment episode with the knowledge that it allows consent of thedata for the entire treatment episode, from admission through discharge and is valid forthree years following the last date of service. Clients have the right to revoke this consentat any time. OASAS will not re-disclose any information. Please see the document titledGuidance for Using the Authorization for Release of Behavioral Health Information (TRS-61)for further information. If a client refuses to sign the TRS-61, the program is STILLrequired to report all other data items in the Client Admission Report. The onlyexception to this is HIV status which should be reported as “Unknown”.ID CONSENT DATEThis is the date that the client signed the Authorization for Release of Behavioral HealthInformation Form (TRS-61).Enter two digits for the month, two digits for the day, and fourdigits for the year. For example, if the client signed this form on January 5, 2015, it would beentered as 01/05/2015. The date may be prior to the date of admission. The date of signaturecannot be a future date. If the client signs and dates the TRS-61, the following data items maybe entered: Last Name (Birth), Last Name (Current), First Name, and Medicaid Client ID. If adate has been entered in the ID Consent Date field, then, at a minimum, the client’s Last Nameat Birth and Current Last Name are required.ID CONSENT REVOKE DATEThis date is not required but if entered, it must be ON or AFTER the ID Consent Date.Enter two digits for the month, two digits for the day, and four digits for the year, such as09/25/2014.LAST NAME (BIRTH NAME)Enter the letters of client’s full last name as recorded at birth. This item is required if adate has been entered in ID Consent Date.LAST NAME (CURRENT NAME)Enter the letters of client’s current full last name. This item is required if a date has beenentered in ID Consent Date.FIRST NAMEEnter the letters of the client’s full first name.MEDICAID CLIENT IDEnter the client’s full Medicaid Client ID. This is usually two letters followed by fivenumeric digits and ending with one letter.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBEREnter the client’s full nine-digit Social Security number. The full Social Security numbershould only be entered if, in addition to signing and dating the TRS-61, the client also initialedthe section allowing disclosure of Social Security number to OASAS.PAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 4
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDTRS-49 CRIMINAL JUSTICE (CJ)Programs assessing clients referred from the New York State CJ system should receivea signed consent form (TRS-49) from the referring CJ entity. This consent form will contain aNew York State ID (NYSID) assigned by the Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) andthe date that the consent was initiated. This consent permits OASAS to share client data withthe CJ agencies identified on the consent form in compliance with federal confidentialityrequirements (42 CFR). In addition, the TRS-49 permits communication concerning the clientbetween and among the treatment program and the referring CJ entity. The consent form isto be used for all clients who agree to enter treatment as an alternative to incarceration, acondition of supervision or release from custody.Programs should require the referring CJ entity to provide a copy of the signed consentform when an assessment session is requested. If the decision is made to admit the client, theNYSID and the consent date should be entered into the PAS-44N. If the program has notreceived a copy of the signed consent form, please request the information from the referringCJ entity. If the information is received by telephone, a note indicating such must be enteredinto the client record and a copy of the TRS-49 must ultimately be received and placed in theclient record. Programs experiencing difficulty in obtaining copies of the signed consent formfrom referring CJ entities, should inform their local OASAS Field Office.NYSIDThe alpha-numeric New York State ID (NYSID) consists of eight digits and one capitalletter. It is located at the top, left hand side of the signed consent form. If the NYSID isnot available when the client’s PAS-44N is created, the program should update the PAS44N via the Client Management function available in the CDS. Edit checks associatedwith the PAS-44N will determine if the NYSID entered into the system meets logicrequirements. If the NYSID is rejected, please contact the referring CJ entity to obtainthe correct NYSID.CJ CONSENT DATEThe CJ Consent Date is the date that the client signed the CJ Consent Form (TRS-49).It is found on the bottom, left hand side of the form. The date must be prior to the dateof admission (but not more than 180 days prior).CJ CONSENT REVOKE DATEIf a client informs the program that he/she wishes to revoke their consent at any time,the program is required to edit the PAS-44N and enter the CJ Consent Revoke Date.There are two conditions for which a client is permitted to revoke their CJ Consent (TRS49):1. They have been arrested following the date of consent.2. They are no longer under the authority of the referring CJ entity (e.g., court,Parole, Probation, District Attorney).If either of these conditions are not met, a revoke date cannot be entered.NUMBER OF ASSESSMENT VISITS OR DAYSEnter the actual number of visits or days spent conducting an assessment prior totreatment. For ambulatory programs, a program can report a maximum of three (3) visits, forPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 5
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDinpatient programs a maximum of one (1) day, and for residential programs a maximum of one(1) day.An assessment visit is a visit to an ambulatory program occurring prior to, or on thesame day as, (1) an admission for treatment services, (2) referral to another provider forchemical dependency treatment, or (3) another disposition or termination of the assessmentprocess.An assessment day, for an inpatient/residential program, is any day, or part of a day,spent by an individual as an inpatient or resident being assessed to determine his/her needfor inpatient or residential treatment, prior to actually receiving treatment services.If no assessment visits or assessment days were provided, enter “0."SIGNIFICANT OTHEREnter one of the following:Yes - The client is being admitted as a Significant Other; not for treatment of their ownalcohol or substance abuse problems.No - The client is being admitted for treatment of their own alcohol or substance abuseproblems, not as a Significant Other."Significant Other" means an individual who is related to, a close friend of, associated with,or directly affected by, a chemically dependent person. Chemical dependence treatmentshould include services to the significant others of those who are chemically dependent orabusing, in recognition that addiction has a significant negative impact on such individuals.Significant Others may be admitted to the chemical dependence service as individuals,regardless of whether the addicted person is in treatment, or the Significant Other may betreated as part of a family. If a person is experiencing problems with alcohol orsubstances requiring treatment, he/she should not be admitted as a SignificantOther.By regulation, chemical dependence outpatient programs (Part 822) are permittedto admit Significant Others for treatment services.DEMOGRAPHICSSexual Orientation and Gender Identity questionsIn the 2011 Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report, the IOM noted that lesbian, gay,bisexual, and trangender (LGBT) individuals experience unique health disparities, but theexisting body of evidence related to LGBT is sparse. The following questions are included tocollect this needed information. Gender identity is separate from sexual orientation, andtransgender individuals may identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or straight. To obtain accuratehealth information on LGBT populations, both sexual orientation and gender identity will bemeasured. OASAS will utilize this information, along with other aggregate data, to ensure itsprograms and services are meeting clients’ needs.Clients should be assured that this information will be kept confidential. During theintake process (or at any other time when clients are asked to disclose personal information),PAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 6
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDprovider staff professionals should clearly explain how a client’s information may be used orshared within the provider as well as the provider’s confidentiality policies and practices forpersonal information.SEXUAL ORIENTATIONSexual orientation is a person’s primary physical, romantic, and/or emotional attractionto members of the same and/or opposite sex. Enter the client’s sexual orientation as selfdisclosed.Straight Used when a person’s primary physical, romantic, and/or emotional attractionis to someone of the opposite sex. Also referred to as heterosexual.Gay Used to describe a person, although generally referring to a male, who has aprimary physical, romantic, and/or emotional attraction to someone of the same sex.Lesbian Used when a woman’s primary physical, romantic, and/or emotional attractionis to other women.Bisexual Used to describe an individual who is physically, romantically, and/oremotionally attracted to both men and women. “Bisexual” does not suggest having equalsexual experience with both men and women.Don’t Know/Not Sure Select this option if the client is unsure or undecided.Didn’t Answer Select this option if the client does not want to answer this question.GENDER IDENTITYGender identity refers to the client's inner sense of being male or female which may ormay not correspond to the client’s physical body or designated gender at birth.Not transgender A person identifies with the same gender as gender at birth.Transgender-male to female A person born into a male body, but who feels or lives as afemale.Transgender-female to male A person born into a female body, but who feels or lives asa male.Transgender-not male or female A person who identifies as transgender, but who maynot identify as male or female.Don’t Know/Not Sure Select this option if the client is unsure or undecided.Didn’t Answer Select this option if the client does not want to answer this question.RACEBased on staff observation and/or client self-identification, enter the appropriate race. Ifthe client is racially mixed, enter the race with which he/she identifies.Alaska Native (Aleut, Eskimo, Indian)A person having origins in any of the native people of Alaska.American Indian (Other than Alaska Native)A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North America and SouthAmerica (including Central America) and who maintains cultural identification throughtribal affiliation or community attachment.AsianA person having origins in any of the original people of the Far East, IndianSubcontinent, Southeast Asia, including Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea,Malaysia, Philippine Islands, Thailand and Vietnam.Black or African AmericanA person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa.Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific IslanderPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 7
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDA person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or otherPacific Islands.WhiteA Caucasian person having origins in any of the people of Europe (including Portugal),North Africa, or the Middle East.OtherA category for use when the client is not classified above, where the client doesnot identify with any one particular racial group, or whose origin group, because of areacustom, is regarded as a racial class distinct from the above categories.HISPANIC ORIGINIndicate the most appropriate origin.CubanA person of Cuban origin, regardless of race.MexicanA person of Mexican origin, regardless of race.Puerto RicanA person of Puerto Rican origin, regardless of race.Other HispanicA person from Central or South America, including the Dominican Republic, and allother Spanish cultures and origins (including Spain), regardless of race.Hispanic, Not SpecifiedA person of Hispanic origin, but specific origin is not known, not specified, or a personwho does not identify with a specific Hispanic origin.Not of Hispanic OriginA person whose origin is not Hispanic and is not included in the five categories aboveor a person who does not identify with a Hispanic origin.PRIMARY LANGUAGEEnter the primary language of the client with which he/she prefers to communicate. Thefollowing list is not all inclusive. If the client prefers a specific language not listed, ndiJapanesePortugueseRussianSign LanguageSpanishOtherVETERAN STATUSEnter Yes or No.A veteran is any person who has served on active duty in the armed forces of the UnitedStates, including the Coast Guard. Not counted as veterans are those whose only service wasin the Reserves, National Guard or Merchant Marines and were never activated. For purposesof reporting, “veteran” does not in any way reflect the type of military discharge received.U.S. MILITARY STATUSEnter the status that most accurately reflects the client’s current military participation.PAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 8
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDIf the client has no current military status, skip this item.Active DutyA person who is currently in active status in any of the U.S. Military’s armed forces andis not a member of the Reserves or National Guard.Reserves/National GuardA person who is a member of any of the U.S. Military’s Reserve or National Guard forcesand who is not currently in active status.Both Active Duty and Reserves/National GuardA person who is a member of any of the U.S. Military’s Reserves or National Guard and iscurrently on active duty.ZIP CODE OF RESIDENCEEnter the five-digit zip code for the client’s county of residence. If the client is homelessand does not live in a shelter, use the program’s zip code. If the client is homeless and lives ina shelter, use the shelter’s zip code. For Canada use 88888. If the client is not homeless andcoming to your program directly from an inpatient or residential facility (chemical dependenceor otherwise), enter the zip code of the client’s residence prior to the first inpatient or residentialadmission in the sequence (i.e., where the client lived in the community prior to enteringtreatment).COUNTY OF RESIDENCEFrom the drop down list, click on the NY county code or the values for any of the listedborder states. If the zip code for Canada was entered (88888), click on “Canada.” If the client’szip code is outside of these geographic areas, the user should click on “Other” from the dropdown list. If the client is not homeless and coming to your program directly from an inpatientor residential facility (chemical dependence or otherwise), enter the county of the client’sresidence prior to the first inpatient or residential admission in the sequence (i.e., where theclient lived in the community prior to entering treatment). County of residence must match thezip code entered or an error message will be displayed. Do not enter the incorrect county. Ifnecessary, first correct the zip code.ConnecticutNew TNJPAMAVTOTHERCANADATYPE OF RESIDENCEEnter the category that best describes the client’s type of residence at the time ofadmission. When a client is admitted directly from a chemical dependence or other inpatientor residential facility, report the type of residence immediately prior to the first episode oftreatment in the sequence (i.e., where the client lived in the community prior to enteringtreatment).Private ResidenceHomeless: shelter Includes a person or family who is undomiciled, has no fixed address,lacks a regular night time residence, and is residing in some type of temporaryPAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 9
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDaccommodation (i.e., hotel, shelter, residential program for the victims of domesticviolence).Homeless: no shelter, or circulates among acquaintances Includes a person or familywho is undomiciled, has no fixed address, lacks a regular night time residence, andcirculates among acquaintances or is residing in a place not designed or originallyused as a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings.Single Resident Occupancy Hotel, rooming house, adult home, or residence for adults.CD Community Residence/Congregate Reintegration in a Congregate setting providesa community living experience with onsite staff available seven days a week, twentyfour hours a day.CD Supportive Living/Scatter-Site Reintegration in a Scatter-Site setting. Housing isprovided at various locations wherein staff provide case management and supervisionthrough weekly in-house visits.MH/DD Community Residence Mental Health/Developmental Disabilities CommunityResidenceOther Group Residential setting Other Group Residential may include group homes,supervised apartments, college housing or military barracks.Institution, Other than above (e.g., jail, hospital)OtherLIVING ARRANGEMENTSEnter the client’s living arrangements at the time of admission. If the client is nothomeless and coming to your program directly from an inpatient or residential facility(chemical dependence or otherwise), enter the client’s living arrangements prior to the firstinpatient or residential admission in the sequence (i.e., where the client lived in the communityprior to entering treatment). If the client was in jail or prison and is being admitted directlyinto inpatient or residential treatment, select “living with non-related person.”Living AloneLiving with Non-Related PersonsLiving with Spouse/RelativesPRINCIPAL REFERRAL SOURCEIndicate the agency, individual, or legal entity that referred the client. If the client canbe included under more than one, choose the category that represents the agency, individualor legal situation most responsible for the client seeking treatment in this program. If theclient is currently involved with the criminal justice system and initially indicates “SelfReferral,” probe to determine if the referral source may be more appropriately categorizedusing one of the criminal justice codes. If applicable, the NYSID and CJ Consent Dateinformation should be entered as previously indicated.Criminal Justice ServicesDistrict Attorney A direct referral from a District Attorney which should be accompaniedby a TRS-49.Drug Court A direct referral from a court (in the vast majority of cases, a drug court)which should be accompanied by a TRS-49.Probation A direct referral from a county Probation Department which should beaccompanied by a TRS-49.Parole General A direct referral from the New York State Division of Parole which shouldbe accompanied by a TRS-49.PAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017)Page 10
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesCLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N)FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYONDParole Release Shock A direct referral from the New York State Division of Parole whichshould be accompanied by a TRS-49. The client is coming to the program aftercompleting a shock program.Parole Release Willard A direct referral from the New York State Division of Parole whichshould be accompanied by a TRS-49. The client is coming to the program aftercompleting the Willard program.Parole Release Resentence A direct r
NYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services CLIENT ADMISSION REPORT INSTRUCTIONS (PAS-44N) FOR ADMISSIONS DATED 4/1/2017 AND BEYOND PAS-44N Instructions (Revised April 2017) Page 1 These instructions are for the purpose of completing the PAS-44N form only. They do
