The Massachusetts 24Q Assessment is a comprehensive 24-question screening tool designed to assess individuals for substance use disorders and determine the appropriate level of care and treatment needed. This state-approved assessment is used to help treatment providers, courts, and healthcare professionals establish a personalized treatment plan that addresses the specific needs of the individual.
Key features of the 24Q Assessment include:
- 24 structured questions focused on substance use history, behaviors, and mental health
- Accurate assessment of severity to guide treatment recommendations
- Identifies co-occurring disorders that may require integrated treatment
- Determines eligibility for various levels of care such as outpatient, inpatient, or detox services
- Helps ensure compliance with Massachusetts state regulations for treatment planning
This assessment is often required for:
- Court-mandated substance use evaluations
- DUI or drug court treatment decisions
- Re-entry programs for individuals returning to the community
- Probation or parole evaluations
Upon completion, individuals will receive a clear treatment recommendation, ensuring they are matched with the most appropriate care options to support their recovery journey.
Certified providers of the MA 24Q Assessment can be found through Online Class Advisor’s Massachusetts Assessment Directory.