FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS
What types of residents do you accept?
AFLH provides:
• Residential Support
• Residential Treatment
• Outpatient Treatment
• Day Treatment
• Case Management
Services are delivered under Ohio Department of Behavioral Health regulations.
Is AFLH a hospital?
No. AFLH does not provide inpatient psychiatric hospitalization or emergency medical services.
Does AFLH provide 24-hour supervision?
Certain residential programs provide structured supervision. Service levels vary depending on program type and individual assessment.
How is eligibility determined?
Eligibility is determined through formal assessment, documentation review, and regulatory criteria.
Admission is not automatic and is based on program scope and service alignment.
Does AFLH accept insurance?
Service coverage depends on payer authorization and program eligibility. Specific coverage questions should be directed to the admissions office.
Can families submit referrals?
Yes. Parents or legal guardians may submit referrals for adolescents. Documentation requirements apply.
What happens after a referral is submitted?
Referrals undergo administrative and clinical review. The referring party will be contacted regarding next steps.
Does AFLH provide emergency services?
No. AFLH does not provide crisis response or emergency psychiatric hospitalization. In case of emergency, contact 911 or the appropriate crisis service.
Are services guaranteed?
Services are provided based on eligibility, assessment, and regulatory scope. Outcomes vary based on individual circumstances.