Therapeutic boarding school

[Anonymous]

Recommendations? How’d it work out for your teen?

[Anonymous]

What are you looking for? And learning disabilities, mental health issues, drugs?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What are you looking for? And learning disabilities, mental health issues, drugs?

All of the above

[Anonymous]

Are you looking to private pay or for insurance to cover it?

[Anonymous]

Either fine pp

[Anonymous]

You might want to post in special needs forum.

[Anonymous]

Interested too. Must be the season.

[Anonymous]

Devereux Foundation
Newport academy

[Anonymous]

Even though you are saying either, I would start with your insurance company. Find out which places are in network so you can see if any are a good fit.

Also, how long do you want the program to be?

[Anonymous]

I would ask in the special needs forum. I have seen this topic discussed many times there

[Anonymous]

Girl or boy?

Know a family who had a tremendous experience with sisters academy in Bend, OR.

Went from frequent suspensions, failing grades and substance abuse to graduating HS and college. Now is happy, well adjusted, working successfully in a professional job, married and starting a family.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Even though you are saying either, I would start with your insurance company. Find out which places are in network so you can see if any are a good fit.

Also, how long do you want the program to be?

Insurance does not cover residential treatment centers, unless it’s short term psychiatric stabilization in a hospital or a brief stint of drug rehab.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even though you are saying either, I would start with your insurance company. Find out which places are in network so you can see if any are a good fit.

Also, how long do you want the program to be?

Insurance does not cover residential treatment centers, unless it’s short term psychiatric stabilization in a hospital or a brief stint of drug rehab.

I think generally you are right. But some policies pay for part of the services.

I found it difficult to find it for my son. Most programs wanted us to have a Medicaid back up. The ones that didn’t were short term and were treatment Oriented with school as a part of the program, not the reason for being there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even though you are saying either, I would start with your insurance company. Find out which places are in network so you can see if any are a good fit.

Also, how long do you want the program to be?

Insurance does not cover residential treatment centers, unless it’s short term psychiatric stabilization in a hospital or a brief stint of drug rehab.

Are you sure that seems really weird,

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Even though you are saying either, I would start with your insurance company. Find out which places are in network so you can see if any are a good fit.

Also, how long do you want the program to be?

Insurance does not cover residential treatment centers, unless it’s short term psychiatric stabilization in a hospital or a brief stint of drug rehab.

Are you sure that seems really weird,

Insurance not wanting to pay for something expensive seems weird to you?

My ds was inpatient at a hospital and every day after the first week, the doctors had to call the insurance for authorization for him to stay. Once a child is not an immediate danger to himself or others, insurance won’t pay. Many policies will cover 30 days or so of inpatient rehab.