Day Treatment
Admission Services
The prevention programs focus on promoting protective factors—that is, the characteristics of a student’s environment that can support healthy and positive youth development.
These protective factors can be implemented at a student’s home, community, and school. During the day treatment program, clients will develop themselves through Art Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Prevention Education and many more.
Criteria
People can join our mental health day programs voluntarily. We accept referrals from mental health professionals, organizations, and you or your family. Our admissions counselors are happy to answer any questions about how we can help you or your loved one.
To be successful, clients must be fully involved in their recovery. This means committing to positive changes, such as taking prescribed medicine, attending individual and group therapy sessions, and practicing new skills and behaviors.
Adult Primary Criteria
To ensure the highest standard of care, adult clients must commit to a comprehensive and holistic treatment approach. We believe that recovery is a collaborative journey that requires active and sustained participation in all therapeutic activities. Prospective clients must meet the following primary criteria:
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Age 18 or older: Our programs are specialized for adults who are ready to engage in a mature therapeutic environment focused on long-term wellness and independence.
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Commitment to Medication Management: Active participation includes a willingness to follow prescribed medication protocols and maintain an open dialogue with our medical team regarding recommended adjustments to support clinical progress.
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Diagnostic Alignment: Individuals should be diagnosed with one or more of the following conditions, where our holistic modalities have proven most effective in fostering recovery:
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Depressive disorders (depression)
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Bipolar disorder and other mood disorders
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Schizophrenia spectrum disorders and other psychotic disorders
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Borderline personality disorder and other disorders that can be treated using dialectical behavioral therapy
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Co-occurring psychiatric and substance use disorders that meet criteria for participation in our Dual Diagnosis program
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Anxiety disorders (generalized anxiety, panic, and others)
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Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Disorders: We recognize the complexity of mental health and welcome clients with co-occurring diagnoses (e.g., substance use, PTSD, ADHD) who are motivated to address these challenges within our supportive framework, provided they do not meet exclusionary criteria.
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Health and Safety Compliance: To maintain a safe community for all, clients must participate in preventative health measures, including providing proof of seasonal flu vaccination or receiving it upon admission as directed by the Holistic Elevation medical team.
Adult Exclusionary Criteria
Holistic Elevation is a voluntary, unlocked facility, and our clients must be willing and able to participate in group activities. Holistic Elevation does not accept applicants with one or more of the following diagnoses or presentations:
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Significant cognitive impairment (Alzheimer's, dementia, intellectual disability, organic disorder)
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Recent or ongoing violent behavior
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Primary autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or co-occurring ASD that would prevent full participation in treatment. Patients who benefit most from our treatment programs can navigate various social situations, engage meaningfully in groups, independently manage a varying schedule on an open campus, and complete activities of daily living (ADLs) with limited support.
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A primary substance use disorder or substance use requiring medical detoxification. If our admissions assessment determines that substance use disorder is the primary driver of current symptoms, clients may need to complete primary substance use treatment and achieve a period of sobriety before enrolling at Holistic Elevation for continued dual diagnosis care.
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Current or persistent suicidal or homicidal behavior requiring 24/7 supervision in a locked facility to prevent harm to self or others. Many individuals with recurring thoughts of suicide or suicidal ideation may be safely supported at Holistic Elevation.
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Recent or ongoing violent behavior
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A primary eating disorder or current eating disorder behaviors
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Primary diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder
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Personality disorders not treated by one of our evidence-based modalities
Nicotine-Free Campus
Holistic Elevation is a 100% Nicotine-Free Campus. The Nicotine-Free Campus prohibits all smoking, vaping, and the use of all tobacco and nicotine products, except those approved for use in smoking cessation strategies. Clients who currently are using nicotine products at the time of admission are enrolled in the nicotine cessation program as part of their treatment. Clients receive support to quit using nicotine products, including peer support, education, and mindfulness groups; educational materials; support to obtain and use nicotine replacement products; and prescriptions for medications as indicated.
Adult Private Pay Program Fees
Holistic Elevation adult programs work with most major private insurance plans. Please note that Medicaid and Medicare do not cover our services.
We provide financial counseling before you start. We want to make sure you and your family understand the costs. Our counselors will help you find ways to lower your out-of-pocket costs by using your insurance benefits and financial aid.
Adult Mental Health Treatment Program Fees
In-Network with Most Major Private Insurance Providers
Our adult treatment programs are in-network with many private plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Carelon Behavioral Health (PHP/IOP only), Cigna, ComPsych, Optum/United Behavioral Health/Oscar Health/UMR/UHC, Kaiser Permanente, and Humana Military / TRICARE East*.
*TRICARE plans cover residential treatment for adults ages 18-20 only. TRICARE plans cover day treatment and intensive outpatient programs for adults ages 18-26 who are covered dependents and adults 18+ who are primary beneficiaries.
Using Your In-Network Insurance Benefits
We will ask your insurance company for approval before you start. If they approve, we will bill them directly. You will be responsible for paying any remaining costs, like co-pays, deductibles, or coinsurance, that your insurance doesn't cover. Please remember that insurance approval is not a guarantee of payment.
Using Your Out-of-Network Insurance Benefits
If we are not in-network with your insurance, you may still be able to get paid back for some costs. If you want to submit a claim yourself, we can provide an itemized bill that you can send to your insurance company.
Adult Private Pay Program Fees
Adult Day Treatment
Approximate Length of Stay: 4-6 weeks (step down), 8-10 weeks (direct admit)
Cost: $625 per day
Also called "partial hospitalization" or "PHP."
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 10AM-4PM
Adult Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Approximate Length of Stay: 1-2 weeks
Cost: $450 per day
Schedule: Monday-Friday, 11AM-3PM
Monday-Friday, 11AM-3PM
Note that clients may not admit directly to the IOP level care. IOP is offered as a step-down from day treatment.
Additional Costs
Program fees do not cover everything. You will have extra costs for: (1) Professional services like family therapy, psychological testing, and some psychiatric services, (2) Wellness clinic services, and (3) Medications and lab tests. If we are in-network with your insurance, we will bill them directly. If we are not in-network, you will be billed the private pay rate. Medications & Lab Tests: These are billed directly by third-party companies.
Payment Due at Admission
If you are using in-network insurance: You must pay your estimated deductible, co-pays, or coinsurance for the first 30 days of treatment on your first day.
If you are a private pay client: You must pay for the first 30 days of treatment, plus a $2,500 admission fee, on your first day. Please note that the person paying the bill might be different from the person getting treatment.
Length of Stay
Most clients stay in our program for 12 to 16 weeks total. The minimum stay is 8 weeks. Clients typically spend about 6-8 weeks in residential care, then 4-6 weeks in day treatment, and finally 1-2 weeks in our intensive outpatient program.
Financial Aid
We offer financial aid to help families who qualify. More than 35 percent of our families receive aid, which helps lower the cost of treatment