FL S0704

Adds contingency management programs as eligible state-funded expenditures for substance abuse treatment providers, limited by federal government or department rule restrictions.

Requires service provider license applicants to disclose the names and locations of recovery residences to which they refer patients or from which they accept patients.

Mandates service providers record recovery residence information in the Department of Children and Families' Provider Licensure and Designations System by July 1, 2022, with updates within 30 business days of any changes, subject to $1,000 fines per violation.

Increases the maximum number of residents a certified recovery residence administrator may actively manage from 3 residences to 50 residents, with exceptions allowing up to 100 residents if written justification is approved by the credentialing entity.

Requires service providers to return an individual's personal effects upon discharge, including discharges against medical advice.