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.

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 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 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.

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.

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

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?

Devereux Foundation
Newport academy

Interested too. Must be the season.

You might want to post in special needs forum.

Either fine pp

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

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

All of the above

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

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