Adult Dual Diagnosis Inpatient Hospitalization

Treatment During Inpatient Stay

During an inpatient stay, patients may receive a psycho-social assessment, psychiatric evaluation, physician-monitored detoxification, medication management, group and family therapies, therapeutic activities, life-skills training, medication education, nutritional counseling and discharge planning. Patients are treated in a therapeutic environment that provides medical and psychiatric care as well as 24-hour nursing care.

The adult dual-diagnosis inpatient program uses principles of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectal Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and solution-focused therapy in group therapies, which enables the patient to take an active role in their stabilization and recovery. Our goal is to foster growth toward stability and recovery, identify the underlying issues, provide a diagnosis and help our patients begin a path of success.

Discharge Planning

Inpatient stay is often just the first step to building stability and recovery. Discharge planning begins at admission and the individual’s family involvement is often essential to ensuring healthy outcomes. Our team of social workers, psychiatrist, nurses, discharge planners and clinical staff will develop a plan to continue treatment and follow-up care for sustainable treatment success.

We offer many of the services necessary at the next step after an inpatient stay, including partial hospitalization (PHP), structured outpatient addiction program (SOAP) and traditional outpatient counseling and medication management.

Learn more about the next step after inpatient hospitalization program