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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry your going through this. If he's able to hold it together at school, it doesn't sound like he's in crisis. [b]So you're options are to call your insurance company and see what RTFs are available or hire and educational consultant. An EC will be able to get you in but they cost $5-$8k and they usually don't place at places that accept insurance.[/b] One thought might be to reach out to Huntsman in Utah. They do an in depth analysis and you'll come out with a good plan for next steps. And they take insurance. Our psych couldn't get us in either. There's no better advocate than you and if you find a place you like via insurance, there's no reason you can't call admissions and see what the process is and what the wait looks like.[/quote] I agree. You should not have to live this way. I know you feel stuck. But this may be money very well spent.[/quote] We are on Medicaid and there aren't any RTFs that will take him without a psychiatrist saying he must go.[/quote] Sheppard Pratt may have a program. They have a walk in assessment centers in Timonium and Glen Burnie, if he will go with you. Document the aggression.[/quote]
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