DHS 75.59(6)(j)4.4. Others individuals who are drug or alcohol dependent and need treatment. DHS 75.59(6)(k)1.1. ‘Capacity management.’ An OTP must notify the SOTA within seven days of the program reaching both 90 and 100 percent of the program’s capacity to care for clients. Each week, the service must report its capacity, currently enrolled dosing clients, and any waiting list. A service reporting 90 percent of capacity must also notify the SOTA when the program’s census increases or decreases from the 90 percent level. DHS 75.59(6)(k)2.2. ‘Waiting list.’ If the service is at capacity, it shall immediately advise a prospective patient of the service’s waiting list and provide that person with a referral to another treatment service that can serve the person’s treatment needs. The OTP shall provide the SOTA documentation of any waiting list and where prospective patients were referred for treatment upon request. An OTP must have a waiting list system. If the prospective patient seeking admission cannot be admitted within 14 days of the date of application, each person seeking admission must be placed on the waiting list, unless the person seeking admission is assessed by the service and found ineligible for admission according to this chapter, 42 CFR parts 2 to 11, or 45 CFR parts 160 to 164. The waiting list must assign a unique client identifier for each person seeking treatment while awaiting admission. DHS 75.59(6)(L)(L) Appropriate and un-coerced treatment. Service staff shall determine through a screening process that an OTP is the most appropriate treatment modality for the prospective patient and that treatment is not coerced. DHS 75.59(6)(m)(m) Non-admissions. The service shall maintain written logs that identify persons who were considered for admission or initially screened for admission but were not admitted. Such logs shall identify the reasons why the person was not admitted and what referrals were made for them by the service. These logs will be provided to the department upon request. DHS 75.59(7)(a)(a) Orientation information. Within 3 days of admission, a patient shall receive an orientation to OTP services providing information on the following: DHS 75.59(7)(a)9.9. How to attain self-administered dose privileges and requirements to maintain those privileges. DHS 75.59(7)(a)11.11. Rules governing patient conduct and infractions that can lead to disciplinary action or discharge from the OTP. DHS 75.59(7)(b)(b) Written materials. Information provided in the orientation shall be accompanied by the provision of written materials on all covered topics. DHS 75.59(7)(c)(c) Proof of orientation. The OTP shall require a new patient to acknowledge in writing that the patient has received a full orientation to all requirements and responsibilities associated with service enrollment. DHS 75.59(7)(d)(d) Additional orientation requirements for pregnant patients. For pregnant patients, the OTP shall explain the following: DHS 75.59(7)(d)1.1. The risks and benefits of opioid treatment medication during pregnancy. DHS 75.59(7)(e)(e) Documentation. Documentation of the provision of the above information shall be included in the patient’s record. DHS 75.59(8)(a)(a) Accommodation of all patients. A service’s hours of operation shall accommodate patients involved in activities such as school, homemaking, child care and employment.