The applicant is a 42 year old male with four children aged 24, 13, 12, and 8. The applicant is divorced and co-parent with his ex-wife. He reports his ex-wife supports his recovery. The patient current living arrrangment is that the applicant lives at home with his parents.

The applicant reports he first started using drugs at the age of 24. The applicant reports to using cocaine and heroin, by IV. His last use of cocaine was about a month or two ago, a $20 bag. As for the heroin, the applicant reports to using it daily, by IV, 2 bundles. The applicants then reports he had used alcohol at the age of 16 and drinks occassionally. The applicant is aware about the effects of mixing alcohol and methadone and stated, " I haven't used any alcohol while receiving methadone treatment in the past, I know the risk. I will stop. I, was only drinking 1-2 beers once a month during social events and I was not in any program, but again, I will stop." The applicant reports smoking one pack of cigarrettes per day and wants to quit smoking. The applicant denies using any benzos, usage of designer drugs, street methadone, and street suboxone. …show more content…
The applicant would say, " Ms. I do not know....I can't remember the month or the year." The applicant reports he was enrolled at the ADRC detox treatment facility seven years ago and completed 5 days to address his heroin addiction. The applicant then reports to enrolling at a methadone clinic at the Hartford Dispensary. Again, the applicant struggle with remember the year and how long he was in treatment. He would say, " It was 2015....no, it was 2014" then says, " I was there for 8 months, wait...actually, I think it was a year or more." The applicant reports he believe it was 03/2014 and was discharged because of his continously use of heroin from the Hartford Dispensary. The patient signed an ROI for ADRC and Hartford