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We Specialize In Adolescent Treatment
Enrolling your child in a treatment program can be scary. But it’s likely to be the best decision you’ll ever make, as doing so can create a brighter future for your child—and your entire family.
Guardian Recovery understands your emotions and your trepidation. So we’ve made the admissions process as easy as possible. Our staff is available 24/7 for a free and confidential call to answer your questions, listen to your concerns, and help point you in the right direction. Plus, if you choose to proceed, the admissions process takes as little as 15 minutes, and we’re with you every step of the way.
Read on to learn how it works. Or, make that call to get your teen the help they need today.
Speak With an Experienced & Compassionate Admissions Representative
When you reach out to Guardian Recovery via phone, chat, or online form, our treatment advisors will answer your questions, discuss treatment options, and more. During this free and confidential call, you can expect:
- Compassion—We understand what you are going through and promise to do everything possible to help.
- Honesty—We’ll always offer you honest answers and information.
- Transparency—Staff will verify your insurance (with your permission) and will explain in detail what’s covered and how much you might expect to pay out of pocket.
- Helpfulness—It’s difficult to admit your child is struggling with anything. So you can lean on us. We’ll be there 24 hours a day to answer questions and help in any way we can.
Clinical Pre-Assessment & Tailored Treatment Recommendations
When you make that first call—or anytime during your information-gathering process—staff can provide a complimentary assessment for your teen. Insights can then help us determine whether treatment is a viable option, and if so, which level of care might be the best place to start.
This initial assessment includes:
- Physical and psychological health history
- Your teen’s behavioral concerns and history of substance use
- Family history
- Mental health challenges
- Current medications
- Any history of treatment
Once the pre-assessment is complete, it is sent to our medical and clinical teams to review and craft a customized treatment plan prior to admission.
Insurance Verification & Covering the Cost of Treatment
Thanks to the Affordable Care Act, mental health and substance use treatment are typically covered partially or in full by insurance. Additionally, Guardian Recovery accepts a host of insurance plans, and we offer self-pay options for those who don’t choose to use insurance. During your initial call, staff can also verify your insurance benefits and provide a detailed benefits summary explaining what your plan covers and how much you’ll likely pay out of pocket for treatment.
To verify your insurance benefits, we’ll need the following information:
- Your child’s full name and date of birth
- Name of insurance provider
- Member ID or policy number
- Type of plan
Once our treatment advisors verify your benefits with your insurance carrier, they’ll share all of their insights with you regarding what’s fully covered and partially covered, your out-of-pocket costs (e.g., deductibles, co-pays, etc.), and more.
Some of the insurance companies we work with include:
- Aetna
- Anthem
- BlueCross BlueShield
- First Health Network
- Cofinity Health
- CareFirst
- Florida Blue
- Highmark
- Horizon BCBS
- Independence BCBS
- Molina
- Most Other Insurance Providers
Self Pay Options
Keep in mind, cost need not be a barrier to treatment. Various payment options are available, and we’ll work with you to find the best way to move forward.
Get Help Today
Enrolling your teen in an addiction treatment program can be stressful. But as your ally in recovery, Guardian Recovery walks hand in hand with you every step of the way.
Also keep in mind that many of our compassionate and experienced staff members have been where your child is now. Their experience provides them with a unique, empathetic perspective and allows for a deep level of understanding.
Transformation for your teen—and your family—is possible. Make the call.
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FAQs
Are adolescent substance use and mental health disorders covered by insurance?
Many plans cover adolescent addiction rehab and mental health services, but it depends upon your policy. Guardian Recovery accepts most major insurance plans and will contact your insurance provider for you to learn about your benefits and coverage. Once we have the information, we will explain it to you in easy-to-understand language.
How soon can my child start treatment?
We understand that getting your child help as soon as possible is important. We also know that some situations may become urgent if a teen is at risk of harming themselves or others. At Guardian Recovery, your child can be admitted into treatment as soon as your insurance information is verified and transportation is arranged. While this is usually not the same day as the assessment, it rarely takes more than a day or two to begin treatment.
How long is your treatment program?
Every teen’s recovery journey is different, and we pride ourselves on developing programs that meet each child’s unique needs. Once your teen is admitted, we’ll conduct an in-depth evaluation to help us suggest the most appropriate duration of care, the best medical interventions, and the next steps in treatment.
Will my child receive therapy while in treatment?
While we design treatment programs based on each adolescent’s rehab needs, most care plans include individual, group, and family therapy. Your child may also participate in recreational therapies and those designed to develop life skills, build self-confidence, and prevent relapse.
What about school?
When enrolled in medical detox, inpatient/residential care, and our partial hospitalization program (PHP) with housing option, teens cannot continue with standard schooling because they are engaged in treatment full time. However, we coordinate with your school district to offer on-site instruction as needed to ensure they maintain or regain their academic standing.
Guardian Recovery provides a dedicated classroom where your child will participate in our academic programs for two hours daily from Monday through Friday. An educator is present during class to monitor internet access and answer any questions that arise during sessions. Your child can usually transfer the credits back to their school.
Can my teen take their medication during treatment?
If your child is staying at one of our facilities, previously prescribed medications should be brought on site in the original bottle with prescription information. Our medical staff will hold these medications and administer them as needed. Additionally, our physicians and psychiatrists may prescribe additional medicines as needed and in consultation with you.
Will my teen be able to interact with kids not in the program?
While your child is in detox, residential, or PHP with housing care, they will interact solely with our staff and other teen residents. Once they transition into a lower level of care and no longer live in residence, they can interact with peers outside the program.
It is important to remember that some of the peers your teen is accustomed to may use substances or pressure your child to do so. Steps should be taken to remove such people from your teen’s social circle to reduce the risk of relapse.
Will my teen be comfortable during medical detox?
The area’s top physicians, nurses, and addiction therapists manage your teen’s care during medical detox. We ensure your teen is safe and do everything possible to make your child comfortable during medical detox, including using FDA-approved medications to ease their symptoms.
Is treatment confidential?
We have the utmost respect for your privacy and adhere to all HIPAA regulations.
