Treatment Planning: What Comes Next?
After admission and evaluation, your loved one will work with a multidisciplinary treatment team to develop an individualized treatment plan. The plan is designed to address the patient’s specific needs, strengths, goals, and safety while supporting progress toward recovery and eventual discharge.
Who Is Involved?
Depending on your loved one’s needs, the treatment team may include professionals from:
- Psychiatry and medical services
- Nursing
- Behavioral Health Services
- Social Services
- Rehabilitation and therapeutic services
- Other clinical and support services
What Does the Treatment Plan Include?
The treatment plan may address:
- Individual treatment goals
- Medications and medical care
- Behavioral and mental health needs
- Therapy and coping skills
- Daily living and functional skills
- Social and family supports
- Safety needs
- Discharge planning and community placement
Treatment plans are not one-size-fits-all. The plan may be updated as your loved one’s needs, progress, and goals change throughout their stay.
How Can Families Participate?
Family involvement can provide valuable support during treatment. When your loved one provides consent and as clinical circumstances allow, families may participate in treatment planning discussions and share information that may help the treatment team.
Families can help by sharing relevant information about their loved one’s history, strengths, preferences, support system, and concerns.
Our goal is to provide each patient with individualized care while helping them make progress toward greater stability, independence, and a successful transition to the next level of care.