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ДИТЯЧИЙ КРИЗОВИЙ ЦЕНТР
CLINICAL PROGRAMS
Safehaus Children’s Intensive Crisis Residential facilities run two clinical programs. Emergency Placement and Hospital Step Down. Both programs run at the same time at our facilities, and only depend on where the child originally comes from to us. The following is a brief description of each program and its special features.
EMERGENCY PLACEMENT
Also, Know As Hospital Diversion
• Child is sent to the emergency room due to a psychiatric episode.
• Child is determined to be a harm to self or others.
• Child is sent to Safehaus for crisis stabilization.
• Child is evaluated by the psychiatric team.
• Child's put on medication or medication increased.
• Child is placed on S.H.O.* observation for 48 hours.
• Child receives individual therapy.
• Child has a family meeting to help resolve issues.
• Once stable child is discharged to outpatient care.
HOSPITAL STEP-DOWN
• Child is ending a hospital placement and it is
determined that the child could benefit from
additional treatment.
• Child is transferred to Safehaus for treatment.
• Main focus is usually on the family.
• Child receives medication follow-up.
• Child receives individual therapy.
• Child receives multiple family sessions.
• Once family sessions are completed, child is
discharged to outpatient care.
There are subtle differences between Emergency Placement and Hospital Step-Down programs. One primarily focuses on stabilization and the other on transitioning back into the family. Both share the same space and the daily routine is the same for both, with slight differences in the therapeutic approach.
* An S.H.O. is short for Special Handling Order. This is a particular order put in place by either the program director or the clinical director, at admission, alerting the staff, that they are to pay closer attention to a particular resident, and or be in closer proximity to them, due to the severe episode that the resident has gone through. An S.H.O. is usually in effect for 48 hours, after which it is lifted. An S.H.O. does not alter the daily routine.
ADDRESS AND CONTACT:
21056 Dean St, Warren, MI 48091, USA
855-236-4812
Safehaus is fully certified and enrolled by the State of Michigan in the Medicaid Program.
Safehaus currently provides services for Wayne County, Oakland County, Macomb County, and 30 other CMH boards across Michigan. Single Case Agreement is also available, along with BCBS, BCN, Priority Health & Other Affiliated Third Party Insurers.
