DHCS Level 3.2 Clinically Managed Residential Withdrawal Management, sometimes referred to as “social detoxification”, is an organized service that is delivered by appropriately trained staff. Level 3.2 Clinically Managed Residential Withdrawal Management is provided under 24-hour supervision, observation, and support for clients who are intoxicated or experiencing withdrawal. Services provided under this Level of Care are characterized by an emphasis on peer and social support rather than medical or nursing care. This Level of Care provides care for clients whose intoxication and/or withdrawal signs and symptoms are sufficiently severe to require 24-hour structure and support for 3-5 days.
Turning Point Orenda Detox Program (TPOD)
Manager: Donna Sutton
Phone: (707) 565-7460
Withdrawal Management/Detoxification Program offers:
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WM/Detox and Recovery Support Services;
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Substance Use and Alcohol Disorder Education;
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UA testing;
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Relapse Prevention Skills;
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Motivational Interviewing and Engagement towards longer-term treatment;
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Screening, Assessment, and Referrals to the next Level of Care;
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Case Management and Referrals for Recovery Residence/Transitional Housing, Social Services, and other Mainstream Benefits;
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Twenty Four Hour Supervision and Structured Support and;
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Individual and Group Counseling facilitated by Certified/registered Counselors
During the detoxification process, every effort is made to engage clients in longer-term treatment to promote recovery from alcoholism and addiction.
The program operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
Clients MAY be allowed an extended Detox stay after consultation with the Detox Team.
The components of Withdrawal Management/Detoxification services include:
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Screening, Assessment, and Intake: The process of admitting a client into the WM/Detox Program. Intake includes the evaluation of substance use disorders, completion of the health status questionnaire, psychosocial history of substance use disorder, the assessment of treatment needs, development of an individualized plan, and may include a physical examination and laboratory testing necessary for substance use disorder treatment if determined necessary by the Medical Director.
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Observation: The process of monitoring the client’s course of withdrawal as frequently as deemed appropriate for that specific client. This may include, but is not limited to, observation of the client’s health status.
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Medication Services and Monitoring: The administration of medication related to substance use disorder treatment services and/or the assessment of the side effects and results of that medication. Medication Services include the safeguarding of medications and referrals for Medication Assisted Treatments (MAT) for alcohol and opioid abusers unless the client refuses such referrals.
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Education, Individual and Group Counseling, when appropriate, Crisis Intervention, and Collateral Services.
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Discharge Services: All clients are provided with ongoing support, case management, and assistance in the development of a continuing care/after care/ discharge plan. This includes preparing the client for referral and linkage into another level of care, post-treatment return and re-entry into the community, and/or the linkage of the client to community treatment, housing, and other services.
During the withdrawal management process, every effort is made to engage clients in longer-term treatment to promote recovery from alcoholism and addiction. We are open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Please call for a confidential consultation. We are here to help.
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