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Community Stabilization

Important Note: Crisis Stabilization (H2019) transitioning to Community Stabilization (S9482).  Community Stabilization services are short-term and designed to support an individual and their natural support system following contact with an initial crisis response service or as a diversion to a higher level of care. Providers deliver community stabilization services in an individual’s natural environment and provide referral and linkage to other community-based services at the appropriate level of care. Interventions may include, brief therapeutic and skill building interventions, engagement of natural supports, interventions to integrate natural supports in the de-escalation and stabilization of the crisis, and coordination of follow-up services.

Substance Abuse

ASAM 2.5 Partial Hospitalization Program

• 20 hours of structured, skilled therapeutic services per week.
• Includes individual counseling, group therapy, psychoeducation, and case management
• Access to medication management
• Withdrawal Management Services
• Health Literacy counseling and psychoeducational activities
• Medical, psychological, psychiatric, laboratory, and toxicology services, which are available by consult or referral
• Emergency services available 24 hours a day and seven days a week.
• Close coordination through referrals to higher and lower levels of care and supportive housing
• Designed for individuals with acute addiction symptoms or co-occurring disorders who need more structure than intensive outpatient(IOP) but do not require 24-hour nursing.
• Services are provided by licensed professionals and certified substance abuse counselors(CSACs).
• Occupational and recreational therapy

When is 2.5 SAPHP appropriate?

• Transitioning from residential/inpatient treatment (step-down care)
• When standard IOP is insufficient to prevent relapse
• Need for daily structure due to risks of homelessness, severe social isolation, or difficulty with daily living.