Continuum of Care Treatment Services

This encompasses a wide range of non-residential services for individuals with a primary or secondary addiction diagnosis.  This level of care allows service recipients to go about their daily lives in the community. Services include individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, or any combination of such counseling services that are usually scheduled on a periodic basis.

This level of care is a structured, non-residential treatment program consisting of multiple face-to-face therapeutic contacts per week. This is an alternative to residential treatment for persons with substance abuse-related disorders who cannot be treated exclusively in an outpatient setting. Intensive outpatient services provide the client with an intensive and ongoing treatment program designed to assist them in modifying problem behavior and to acquire the skills necessary to live as independently as possible. Services include individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, or any combination of such counseling services.

This level is an alternative to residential treatment for persons with substance abuse-related disorders who cannot be treated exclusively in an outpatient setting. An intensive, partial hospitalization service is operated to provide the client with an intensive and ongoing treatment program designed to assist the client to modify problem behavior and to acquire the skills necessary to live as independently as possible.

This is a structured, residential treatment program including services such as individual counseling, group counseling, family counseling, alcohol and drug abuse education. These activities include a minimum of one counseling contact and one educational lecture or seminar per week.

This level is a structured, residential treatment program encompassing individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, or any combination of such counseling services. Residential rehabilitation services are designed to restore the severely dysfunctional alcohol and/or drug-dependent person to levels of functioning appropriate to that individual. The services may be provided in a hospital or a residential setting and are not appropriate for persons experiencing withdrawal symptoms. An essential aspect of residential rehabilitation is the ongoing, structured use of therapy to achieve the goal of rehabilitation. This therapy includes a minimum of five counseling contacts per week and a minimum of five lectures or seminars per week.

This level of care is a 24/7 residential social detoxification program. Social Withdrawal Management services are designed to facilitate the withdrawal of the alcohol and/or drug dependent person and could include the limited use of medication. Social Withdrawal Management is a residential service which takes place in a supportive environment. Withdrawal management may also include provision of individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy or any combination of such counseling services.

This level of care is also 24/7 residential but services are delivered by medical and nursing professionals.  The Medical Withdrawal Management residential facility will provide medically-supervised evaluation and withdrawal management under a defined set of physician-approved policies and physician-monitored procedures or clinical protocols. Individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy or any combination of such counseling services may be included.