Crisis stabilization services are a first-line alternative to hospitalization in state hospitals, providing psychiatric stabilization and detoxification for adults age 18 and over on a short-term basis. Highland Rivers has three crisis stabilization units (CSUs) that operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week as emergency receiving and evaluation facilities. The CSUs are available to residents of all 12 counties Highland Rivers serves.Responsibilities include:
Assist individuals with long term placement.
Provides daily groups and documents participation and response.
Progress notes regarding discharge planning including progress or lack of towards discharge.
Participates in daily Treatment Team Meeting.
In-service Trainings as scheduled.
Essential Learning Courses as schedules.
Enters connects reauthorizations as needed into computer system as required.
Meets with individual's family members as needed for discharge planning and documents results of the meeting.
Assist individuals with ensuring WRAP plans & SNAPS are completed.
Ensures discharge appointments are made including any medical follow-up needed and documents in the individual's record.
Schedules transport when consumers are unable to obtain.
Ensures Individual Treatment Plans have individualized goals and are reasonable and measureable. Focus on 30 day readmits regarding documentation on reason for re-admit and developing goals to prevent relapse.
