(800) 262-3742
Insurance accepted from Molina, Paramount, United, Tricare, Humana Military, Triwest, VA Community Care, VA Mission Act, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, United, Cigna, and Aetna.
Ohio Residential/Inpatient Drug & Alcohol Treatment Program
The Palms offers long term inpatient treatment from drug addiction and mental health issues. After being assessed, a person diagnosed with substance abuse problems, is provided care according to ASAM Patient Placement Criteria with the least restrictive treatment plan possible, depending on specific needs. Duration of inpatient rehabilitation is customized to meet the specific needs of the patient.
The Palms residential inpatient program is designed to improve the patient's ability to structure and organize the tasks of daily living, stabilize the individual’s substance use disorder symptoms, to develop and apply sufficient recovery skills, and to develop and practice prosocial behaviors such that imminent return to substance use upon transfer to a less intensive level is avoided.
The Palms residential inpatient treatment program is based on evidenced based therapies such as motivation enhancement therapy, 12-step therapist led counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, and family/significant other involvement. The Palms residential inpatient treatment program has variable lengths of stay/duration based on the patient's needs and desires.
The Palms residential inpatient treatment program includes a range of cognitive, behavioral and other therapies administered on an individual and group basis; medication management and medication education; counseling and clinical monitoring; random drug screening; planned clinical activities and professional services to develop and apply recovery skills; family therapy; educational groups; occupational and recreational therapies; art, music or movement therapies; physical therapy; and related services. Comprehensive, multifaceted treatment is also provided to individuals with psychological problems.
The Palms residential inpatient services for co-occurring disorders in a 24-hour treatment setting is appropriate for individuals whose primary problems involve emotional, behavioral, cognitive, readiness to change, relapse, or recovery environment concerns. Intoxication, withdrawal, and biomedical concerns, if present, are safely manageable in a 24-hour treatment setting. The California Palms’ residential inpatient care in a 24-hour treatment setting meets the Clinically Managed High-Intensity Residential Services level of care found in ASAM Level 3.5.
Drug & Alcohol Treatment Programs
The primary objectives of our Drug and Alcohol Addiction Program is to promote health, and wellness through the prevention and treatment of substance misuse and abuse, to minimize the negative consequences of substance misuse and abuse to the individual, and family, and to provide treatment to individuals who experience problems attributed to substance misuse or abuse, to restore function and return substance abusers to active life.
The Palms provides evidence-based substance use disorder treatment that follows the clinical practice guidelines. The primary aim should be improving quality of life, and returning members to productive and unrestricted duty, or to assist them in their transition to civilian life, as appropriate.
Use of Evidence Based Practices
The Palms provides evidence-based substance use disorder services that adhere to the practice guidelines of professional organizations specializing in the treatment of substance use disorders.
Substance misuse prevention efforts are geared toward enhancing individual and unit resiliency, both of which can be compromised by hazardous alcohol use and SUDs. Prevention strategies must be comprehensively structured to educate and inform the overall population as well as specifically target higher risk populations.
The Palms staff works to develop and implement prevention programs geared towards increasing organizational and individual awareness of SUD issues, including misuse and abuse of prescription medications, illegal and illicit drug abuse, trends, and threat to mission readiness.
Insurance accepted from Molina, Paramount, United, Tricare, Humana Military, Triwest, VA Community Care, VA Mission Act, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, United, Cigna, and Aetna.
Patient Assessment and Diagnostic Responsibilities
Treatment or prevention counseling for all patients should be based on thorough assessment (e.g. Substance Use Assessment Tool, clinical interview, and collection of collateral data as appropriate), determination of risk, and should be tailored for the individual.
Evaluation for specialty treatment requires a thorough biopsychosocial assessment that adheres to evidence based clinical practice guidelines. The initial assessment is the Substance Use Assessment . Information from the Substance Use Assessment intake is utilized to make treatment recommendations.
When treating patients, the Palms clinical staff will complete review of the individual's medical history, including a thorough medication reconciliation. This can help providers uncover potential poly-substance abuse disorders, identify drug-seeking behaviors, and target therapy appropriately. Throughout treatment, providers should periodically monitor any changes in the patient's medical diagnoses or medication regimen in order to identify unrecognized prescription medication abuse.
SUD Treatment and Program Standards
The 24-hour treatment setting for SUD provides a continuum of services capable of meeting the needs of individual under various levels of care. As individuals move throughout the continuum in their recovery they transition to levels of care of greater or lesser intensity, depending on their clinical needs and treatment goals. An individual with SUD may begin with intensive inpatient treatment only to find that a less intensive level of care, such as intensive outpatient treatment, is more appropriate.
Our residential inpatient services are designed to improve the patient's ability to structure and organize the tasks of daily living, stabilize the individual's substance use disorder symptoms, to develop and apply sufficient recovery skills, and to develop and practice prosocial behaviors such that imminent return to substance use upon transfer to a less intensive level is avoided. The skilled treatment services include a range of cognitive, behavioral and other therapies administered on an individual and group basis; medication management and medication education; counseling and clinical monitoring; random drug screening; planned clinical activities and professional services to develop and apply recovery skills; family therapy; educational groups; occupational and recreational therapies; art, music or movement therapies; physical therapy; and related services.
Comprehensive, multifaceted treatment is provided to individuals with psychological problems, and chaotic or unsupportive interpersonal relationships, and antisocial value systems. Treatment promotes abstinence from substance use, and other negative behaviors to effect change in the patients' lifestyle, attitudes, and values, and focuses on stabilizing current severity and preparation to continue treatment in less intensive levels of care. We transition the levels of care throughout treatment in response to changing clinical needs and treatment goals.
Our residential inpatient services for co-occurring disorders in a 24-hour treatment setting is appropriate for individuals whose primary problems involve emotional, behavioral, cognitive, readiness to change, relapse, or recovery environment concerns. Intoxication, withdrawal, and biomedical concerns, if present, are safely manageable in a 24-hour treatment setting. The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) industry guidelines are found in Treatment Criteria for Addictive Substance-Related and Co-Occurring Condition. The California Palms' residential inpatient care in a 24-hour treatment setting provides the level of care found in ASAM Level 3.5 known as Clinically Managed High-Intensity Residential Services.
PHONE (800) 262-3742 We accept Medicaid insurance from Molina, Paramount, and United. We accept Veteran insurance from Tricare, Humana Military, Triwest, VA Community Care, and VA Mission Act. We accept commercial insurance from Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, United, Cigna, and Aetna.
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