The Crossings at Alliance Health Center
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About The Crossings at Alliance Health Center
Residential treatment for adolescent boys is offered at The Crossings at Alliance Health Center, a treatment program in Meridian, Mississippi.
They treat teen boys with a conduct disorder and boys who have committed a sexual offense.
Programs and Payment Options
The Crossings accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE.
The conduct disorder program uses two units and a stay there usually runs three to six months. The sexually aggressive program is the third unit, with a typical stay of six to eight months.
During those months, boys in treatment spend seven hours a day in class at an accredited school on the campus, with therapists on each unit and nurses on site 24 hours a day.
After the opening week, I want to note that calls home are limited to three times a week, and only if enough points have been earned.
The center has 60 beds in Meridian. Case managers handle discharge planning and stay in contact with the referring agency, doctors and any probation officers.
Amenities
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Addiction Treatment Programs
A 60-bed residential program for adolescents. Boys ages 12 to 17 come for a conduct disorder or a sexual offense.
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Levels of Care
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Residential care here is for adolescent boys, ages 12 to 17. It treats a conduct disorder or a sexual offense.
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New Leaf Recovery runs outpatient services for adults who have a substance use disorder. It's Alliance Health Center's outpatient option.
The Pathways medical detox program handles medical detox. It also covers withdrawal management, and both sit in a hospital setting.
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Does The Crossings take insurance, including Medicare?
Yes. Most major insurance plans are accepted. That includes Medicare coverage, plus Medicaid and TRICARE. Those sit with the major plans on the accepted list here.
Who does The Crossings at Alliance Health Center treat?
Adolescent boys, ages 12 to 17. They have a conduct disorder, or they have committed a sexual offense. The Crossings is a 60-bed residential program for adolescents, so the group is boys in that age range.
How often does the IOP meet, and what else runs here?
New Leaf Recovery’s IOP meets three times a week, in a day or evening slot. That outpatient track is for adults. The Crossings side is residential treatment for adolescent boys ages 12 to 17. Pathways handles medical detox in a hospital.
Where do residents go for school during the stay?
Classes run seven hours each day at the Crossroads school, and that school is fully accredited. Patients in this 60-bed residential program for adolescents spend the school day there.
