@davidthekick There is no such a law that urine has to be opioid postivie, what is necessary is the diagnosis of Opioid use disorder, and for that active use or even physical dependence is not needed
On concern from caller about curing opioid addiction with other drugs as opposed to 12-step program, Dr. Bisaga says, he is not critical of recovery programs in all cases, but "...what works for opioid addiction is treatment that involves medication."
There is a pervasive notion that opioid addiction is not a medical disorder. Plus, addiction treatment resides outside medical sphere; many treatments are non-professional. All this makes it harder for those struggling to get the help they need, says Dr. Adam Bisaga.