When a behavioral health disorder and alcohol or substance use disorder are identified as co-occurring:
A. The disorders should be treated sequentially.
B. The disorders should be treated concurrently.
C. The disorder that is primary should be treated first.
D. The disorders should be treated in different facilities to allow for equal but different treatment.
Answer: B. The disorders should be treated concurrently.
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