SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring in Montana
Like a breathalyzer for the ankle, the SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) bracelet provides 24/7 transdermal alcohol testing for hardcore drunk drivers, high-risk alcohol and domestic violence caseloads. By automatically sampling the wearer’s perspiration every 30 minutes, the SCRAM CAM bracelet eliminates testing gaps and encourages accountability. SCRAM CAM not only supports sobriety but also results in higher compliance rates with court orders and increases community safety.
Continuous alcohol monitoring is proven to support long-term behavior change and complements treatment for alcohol dependence or addiction. In fact, SCRAM CAM helps more people achieve more Sober Days—a 24-hour period in which a monitored client has no confirmed consumption of alcohol and no confirmed attempt to tamper or circumvent testing.
How Scram Cam Works
956,555
Total Clients Monitored
99.1%
Sober Days
4.7 Billion
Alcohol Tests Performed
Transdermal Testing in Montana
HOW SCRAM CAM TESTS ALCOHOL THROUGH THE SKIN
SCRAM CAM IN MONTANA
THE SCRAM CAM SYSTEM
How does it all work? The SCRAM CAM bracelet automatically transmits testing data to the SCRAM Base Station where it is stored and uploaded to our online monitoring software, SCRAM Optix™. When an alert is generated, our team of professionally trained analysts perform a review process and surface any violations to the supervising authority.
24/7 Monitoring in Montana
AUTOMATED TESTING MEANS NO MISSED TESTS
Continuous, automated monitoring eliminates the opportunity to drink around test schedules. SCRAM CAM also conclusively distinguishes drinking from environmental alcohol sources, providing courts with confidence in test results.
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SCRAM CAM FAQ
Does the SCRAM bracelet make noise?
How do I connect the SCRAM Base Station?
What products should I refrain from using while wearing SCRAM CAM?
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Can I travel and go through TSA screening?
Is it safe to wear SCRAM CAM during an MRI, XRay, or CT scan?
Can I exercise with the bracelet on? Will it flop around and will that register as tampering?
Exercise will have no impact on the functions of the bracelet. For comfort, you might want to wear a sweat band or a sock rolled down to prevent the bracelet from “bouncing” on the ankle bone. Just make sure nothing gets between the bracelet and leg.
Can I wear boots or leggings?
Will I set off alarms when I go through security checkpoints, like leaving a department or convenience store?
No. It’s no different than your cell phone or any other jewelry you might wear.
Can I shower? What about swimming or hot tubs?
Can I wear cologne or perfume?
What lotions can I wear?
Can I spray tan or use a tanning bed?
You may not spray tan or use a tanning bed.
Can I use a sauna or steam room?
No, you may not use a sauna or steam room.
Can I use hair color/hair dye?
What if I kiss someone who has been drinking?
What if I have intimate contact with someone who has been drinking?
I have general questions about my program, who do I call?
I have an Emergency after hours, who do I call?
CMS only takes Emergency calls during their afterhours 5:30pm – 8am MST Monday – Friday and weekends, please save general questions for regular business hours.
A valid emergency needing to be addressed immediately can call the CMS Call-center, (406)529-1789
