ADMISSIONS AND SERVICES
Certified Behavioral Health Programs for Adolescents
AFLH is certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (OhioMHAS) to provide the following behavioral health services in compliance with state and federal regulations.
Certified & Licensed Services Include:
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Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP): Licensed Class 1 residential treatment services with 24/7 supervision, therapeutic programming, and individualized treatment planning.
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Mental Health Day Treatment Services: Structured, clinically supervised day programming focused on behavioral stabilization, skill development, and academic coordination.
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Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST): Community-based behavioral health interventions supporting emotional regulation, coping skills, and functional improvement.
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Therapeutic Behavioral Services & Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Evidence-based services designed to improve social functioning, daily living skills, and emotional resilience.
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SUD Case Management Services: Certified case management support addressing substance use-related needs, service coordination, and continuity of care.
All services are delivered under OhioMHAS Behavioral Health Certification #01-9241, with clinical oversight by licensed professionals and in accordance with approved service definitions and scopes of practice.
OUR CARE PROCESS: STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
The AFLH Care Journey: Step-by-Step Guide to Admission
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Complete the Intake Form
Begin the journey to personalized care by filling out our intake form, accessible on our website. This form helps us understand the resident’s background, needs, and specific requirements. This initial step ensures that we are well-informed about each resident’s unique situation from the start.
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Eligibility Review and Pre-Approval
Once all required documents are collected, our care specialists will review them to confirm eligibility. We carefully evaluate whether AFLH is best suited to offer the level of care the resident requires. This process allows us to provide clarity and build trust, ensuring that our services align with the resident’s needs.
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Move-In Decision and Scheduling
After the tour, if the resident decides to join AFLH, we work closely to schedule a convenient move-in date. This stage includes a comprehensive orientation for both the resident and their family, covering daily routines, available services, and introductions to the team who will provide their care.
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Assessment and Document Collection
After the intake form submission, our team will review the provided information and initiate an assessment. During this phase, we gather essential documents and any additional information that will assist us in determining the best approach to supporting the resident’s needs. Our thorough assessment is key to ensuring the right fit for our community.
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Facility Tour
If eligibility requirements are met, we invite the resident and their case manager or family members to tour our facility. This visit offers a chance to experience our environment firsthand, meet our compassionate staff, and see the amenities and support structures that set AFLH apart. We aim to provide a welcoming atmosphere where residents feel at ease and informed about their options.
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Personalized Care Plan Development
Following orientation, we create a tailored care plan that clearly outlines the services and support provided at AFLH. This plan is designed with input from the resident, family members, and case managers to ensure it addresses the resident’s unique needs and preferences. We believe in empowering each resident through a customized approach to care.
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Ongoing Support and Quality Care
Once the resident has moved in, we are committed to providing ongoing support, adapting as needed to any changing requirements. Our team is dedicated to maintaining open communication and ensuring a high standard of care every day. From health monitoring to daily assistance, we are here to help residents thrive within a supportive, compassionate community.We support resident well-being through scheduled follow-ups, medication reminders, and referrals to licensed healthcare professionals when clinical needs arise.
We support health management through reminders and coordination with licensed healthcare providers—no in-house medical services provided.