Behavioral Health Centers

Integrated Medical Care also known as coordinated care, is a systematic approach used by behavioral health clinicians to help people receive high-quality and affordable patient-centered care. This type of care creates a seamless, organized, and efficient way of managing medical services related to diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. Most importantly, integrated care improves the coordination and delivery of high-quality healthcare services, as well as accessibility.

Someone who struggles with substance abuse and a mental disorder simultaneously, such as depression or anxiety, is said to have a dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder. As one condition might contribute to or worsen the other, integrated, and comprehensive care through a dual diagnosis treatment program can fully address and manage both conditions.

Alternative and holistic therapies focus on the mind-body connection to meet a person’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs. Commonly used within addiction treatment, these types of therapies complement conventional recovery methods such as detox. Holistic therapy aims to discover the root of substance abuse to effectively address withdrawal symptoms and other physical, psychological, biological, and environmental factors as early as possible.      

At Behavioral Health Centers, our top priority is always health and sobriety. Our facilities offer unique amenities and a wide range of activities, as we recognize the importance of a welcoming environment for our clients as they continue their journeys to sobriety.

Completing a treatment program for drug and/or alcohol addiction is a major accomplishment, but it doesn’t mean that there’s not more work to do. After leaving rehab, 40-60% of individuals in recovery tend to relapse within a year. This is because making the transition from treatment back into society can be difficult.

To minimize and avoid this risk, an aftercare program can teach people the skills to make prepare for this transition and sustain sobriety. These programs also assist family members in learning how to best help their loved one continue on their path to recovery and cope with their own emotions.