Case Study: Amy

Meet Amy

A 42-year-old woman who recently entered treatment court.

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• Amy is a 42-year-old woman who recently entered treatment court. She engages in outpatient substance use counseling services as a result of her treatment court requirements. She sees you for buprenorphine treatment in a primary care setting.
• She says that the treatment court team asked her to sign an ROI to release records from your clinic, including her toxicology reports, because "it's just easier" if they can use the urine toxicology results from your clinic.
• Amy's medical chart includes past STIs, past pregnancy termination, as well as ongoing physical health concerns and mental health diagnoses.
• Amy has reduced her substance use but continues to have urine toxicologies that are intermittently positive for a variety of substances, including methamphetamine, alcohol, and cannabis.

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Amy's Case Information

• Amy is a 42-year-old woman who recently entered treatment court. She engages in outpatient substance use counseling services as a result of her treatment court requirements. She sees you for buprenorphine treatment in a primary care setting.
• She says that the treatment court team asked her to sign an ROI to release records from your clinic, including her toxicology reports, because "it's just easier" if they can use the urine toxicology results from your clinic.
• Amy's medical chart includes past STIs, past pregnancy termination, as well as ongoing physical health concerns and mental health diagnoses.
• Amy has reduced her substance use but continues to have urine toxicologies that are intermittently positive for a variety of substances, including methamphetamine, alcohol, and cannabis.

Amy's Case Information

• Amy is a 42-year-old woman who recently entered treatment court. She engages in outpatient substance use counseling services as a result of her treatment court requirements. She sees you for buprenorphine treatment in a primary care setting.
• She says that the treatment court team asked her to sign an ROI to release records from your clinic, including her toxicology reports, because "it's just easier" if they can use the urine toxicology results from your clinic.
• Amy's medical chart includes past STIs, past pregnancy termination, as well as ongoing physical health concerns and mental health diagnoses.
• Amy has reduced her substance use but continues to have urine toxicologies that are intermittently positive for a variety of substances, including methamphetamine, alcohol, and cannabis.

Amy's Case Information

• Amy is a 42-year-old woman who recently entered treatment court. She engages in outpatient substance use counseling services as a result of her treatment court requirements. She sees you for buprenorphine treatment in a primary care setting.
• She says that the treatment court team asked her to sign an ROI to release records from your clinic, including her toxicology reports, because "it's just easier" if they can use the urine toxicology results from your clinic.
• Amy's medical chart includes past STIs, past pregnancy termination, as well as ongoing physical health concerns and mental health diagnoses.
• Amy has reduced her substance use but continues to have urine toxicologies that are intermittently positive for a variety of substances, including methamphetamine, alcohol, and cannabis.