The staff of Rolling Hills Hospital believe in and strive to maintain a total therapeutic environment through an individualized treatment approach for each patient and family. Each program is designed to provide services appropriate to the scope and level of care required by the patient population served.
Comprehensive treatment-oriented activities are provided by a multi-disciplinary staff. Clinical staff provide group therapy, family therapy and activity therapy. All clinical services are delivered by qualified professional staff including, but not limited to, psychiatrists, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, mental health workers, clinical social workers, a dietitian, pharmacist, substance abuse counselors, and certified activity therapists. Clinical services that are not available within the facility may be provided through referral, consultation or contractual agreements with professionals and other health care facilities.
The goal of treatment is to promote the highest level of functioning for each patient with emphasis on individual, group and family therapy provided at the least restrictive level of care. The patient’s symptoms, strengths, family supports and discharge needs provide the basis for care from admission to discharge.
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The Adult Psychiatric Program is designed for the treatment of adult patients, ages 18 and over, with primary psychiatric diagnoses. Some patients may have a secondary substance abuse diagnosis who meet the criteria for medically supervised in-patient treatment. The program is based in an acute-care setting in a 27-bed unit, and is in operation 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
area of care
service providers
Psychiatric Evaluation
Psychiatrists
Psychosocial Assessment
Social Work Services Staff
Nursing Assessment
Registered Nurses
History and Physical Exam
Physicians
Medical/Surgical Consults
Physicians
Dietary Consults
Registered Dietitian
The following patients are excluded:
1.
Primary diagnosis of addictive disease.
2.
Disorders caused by chronic organic brain dysfunction.
3.
Behavioral, cognitive and/or physical impairment which would render the patient unable to function at a minimally acceptable level within the treatment program, such as a medically unstable patient whose safety requires treatment in medical-surgical hospital.
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Those who meet criteria for less restrictive treatment.
5.
Patients requiring total physical care.
6.
Presence of delirium as manifested by an acute change in mental status without previous documented history of mental illness.
The Adolescent Treatment Services* are designed for the treatment of adolescents, ages 13 to18, with primary psychiatric diagnoses who meet the criteria for medically-supervised, inpatient acute treatment. Excluded are those patients who are so medically unstable that their safety requires treatment in a medical-surgical hospital; those who meet criteria for less restrictive treatment; or those with chronic organic brain dysfunction without treatable psychiatric symptoms. The Adolescent Treatment Services program operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week, within an 18-bed unit in an acute care setting. Areas of care provided by identified service providers are :
area of care
service providers
Speech, Language and Hearing Testing
Speech Language Therapist
Development History
Social Work Services Staff
Psychiatric Evaluation
Psychiatrists
Psychosocial Assessment
Social Work Services Staff
Nursing Assessment
Registered Nurses
History and Physical Exam
Physicians
Medical/Surgical Consults
Physicians
Dietary Consults
Registered Dietitian
*The initial assessment of individuals with eating disorders involves a thorough review of the patient’s history, current symptoms, physical status, weight control measures, and other psychiatric issues or disorders such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, or personality issues. Consultation with a physician and a registered dietitian is often recommended. The initial assessment is the first step in establishing a diagnosis and treatment plan. Patients with eating disorders typically require a treatment team consisting of a primary care physician, dietitian, and a mental health professional knowledgeable about eating disorders. Treatment must often involve clinicians from different health disciplines including psychologists, psychotherapists, physicians, dietitians, and nurses.
The Adult Detox Program is designed for the treatment of patients, ages 18 and older, with a substance abuse disorder with or without a co-occurring mental health condition that meet criteria for medically supervised inpatient detox treatment. Patients who are so medically fragile that their safety demands treatment in a medical/surgical setting, or who are so mentally impaired that they cannot reasonably benefit from treatment, or who meet the criteria for treatment in a lesser restrictive setting may be excluded. The program operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week, in an acute care setting, in a 15-bed unit. Areas of care provided by identified service providers are the same as for the Adult Psychiatric Program with the following additions:
area of care
service providers
Medically manages detoxification
Physicians, Registered Nurses
Chemical Dependency Assessment
Counselors, Registered Nurses, Social Workers
Individual/Family/Group Therapy
Social Work Services, Nurses, and MHTs
The following patients are excluded:
1.
Primary diagnosis of mental illness.
2.
Disorders caused by chronic organic brain dysfunction.
3.
Behavioral, cognitive and/or physical impairment which would render the patient unable to function at a minimally acceptable level within the treatment program, such as a medically unstable patient whose safety requires treatment in medical-surgical hospital.
4.
Those who meet criteria for less restrictive treatment.
5.
Patients requiring total physical care.
6.
Presence of delirium as manifested by an acute change in mental status without previous documented history of mental illness.
The Adolescent and Adult Co-occurring Programs are designed for the treatment of patients, age 13-18 and 18 and over with a substance abuse disorder with or without a co-occurring mental health condition. Patients who meet the criteria for medically supervised inpatient treatment are delivered services through a continuum approach within a highly structured setting. Areas of care include: Groups and Therapy Sessions (Didactic Groups, Individual Counseling, Psychosocial Peer Group, Music Therapy, Activity Therapy, and Experiential Therapy) that are interspersed with recreational and personal growth activities (Therapeutic Recreation and Trust Building), Educational Support Adolescent Restore Hope Program only), an Intensive Family Weekend and Psychiatric Care.
The Geriatric Treatment Services are designed for the treatment of adult patients, ages 65 and over, with primary psychiatric diagnoses. The Geriatric Treatment Services program operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week, within a 23-bed unit in an acute care setting. The program is based in an acute-care setting in a 24-bed unit, and is in operation 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
area of care
service providers
Psychiatric Evaluation
Psychiatrists
Psychosocial Assessment
Social Work Services Staff
Nursing Assessment
Registered Nurses
History and Physical Exam
Physicians
Medical/Surgical Consults
Physicians
Dietary Consults
Registered Dietitian
The following patients are excluded:
1.
Primary diagnosis of addictive disease.
2.
Disorders caused by chronic organic brain dysfunction.
3.
Behavioral, cognitive and/or physical impairment which would render the patient unable to function at a minimally acceptable level within the treatment program, such as a medically unstable patient whose safety requires treatment in medical-surgical hospital.
