Rolling Hills Recovery Center defines Partial Care as group therapy attendance of 5 hours a day, six days a week, and a minimum of weekly individual sessions. We conceptualize substance use disorders as a family disease. We will provide family counseling a minimum of two times per month based on the agreement of the client and family member (s). Clients will be assessed using a biopsychosocial instrument, NJSAMS, and the dimensions of the ASAM, PPC-II, to establish the appropriate level of care.

This will be accomplished with the client’s self-report and collateral data leading to a comprehensive picture of client needs. Within treatment, the clients coping skills will be identified, the client will be determined regarding concepts of substance use disorders, their stage of readiness will be established, Post- Acute Withdrawal issues will be identified and treated.

Partial Care will focus on education, skill development, stabilization, and documenting patterns of behavior and use. Rolling Hills will employ outcome tools to inform care. These tools will record presenting clinical issues entered into the treatment plan. The use of outcome tools will allow our staff to individualize treatment plans. We will develop treatment interventions based on the client’s clinical presentation, and at identified intervals, we will re-administer the outcome tool to track progress.

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One of the most critical differences in treatment at Rolling Hills will be Clinical Supervision for counselor development and ensuring compassionate client care. Supervision will ultimately be responsible for guiding client care, e.g., using evidenced-based practices, protecting clients’ rights, confidentiality, and involvement in their primary care. The phrase from Partial Care to Intensive Outpatient Program will be based on the client’s progress toward individualized treatment plan goals. A client will remain compliant with treatment attendance and participation, demonstrating the ability to function in a less structured environment.