
The construction of the new Samaritan House began in 1983.
Residential Crisis Support:
Provides short-term (no longer than 30 days,
utilization
review and authorization required for up to an additional 30 days) to a
crisis situation. Services include: group/individual
counseling;
basic needs (food, clothing and shelter); group/individual
problem-solving;
medication administration; 24-hour awake staff; and the availability of
1:1 supervision. Assessment, treatment planning, case management,
and family intervention services are also available.
A. Level I: Refers to a level of supervision and medical/psychiatric intensity required to serve children with mild to moderate behavior problems. Services are delivered in a residential or foster family setting. Services are delivered in a community-based setting, such as an emergency shelter, emergency foster family, or residential facitlity, which has the potential to provide 1:1 supervision for up to 72 hours. The goal is to achieve stabilization and safety in emergency situations and return to the family or community. Residential Crisis Support should only be used after intensive interventions are employed in the home to reduce the crisis and keep the family intact.
B. Level II:
Refers
to a level of supervision and medical/psychiatric intensity required to
provide intensive treatment in response to a crisis situation for
children
with severe behavior/emotional problems. Services are
facility-based
(non-secure). The goal is to provide intensive treatment to promote
rapid
stabilizatin in emergency situations and return to the family and
community.
Contact person: Client Services Intake
Worker
(24/7)
Counties Served
Primary: Brooke, Hancock, Marshall, Ohio,
Tyler,
Wetzel
Secondary: 16 county Region I, WVDHHR
Tertiary: Comprehensive Acceptance Policy
Population
Ages: 12-17
Gender: Male
Child Behavior: Comprehensive Acceptance Policy
Juvenile Offenses: Comprehensive Acceptance
Policy
Program Specifications
Daily Capacity: 12
Child/Staff Ratio: 3/1
Average Length of Stay: 51 days