Coleman Health Services
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About Coleman Health Services
Coleman Health Services is a behavioral health and addiction treatment provider in Kent, Ohio. They offer substance use and mental health care.
I like their holistic services. They can provide you with counseling, day treatment, clinical assessments and crisis stabilization.
I also appreciate their philosophy. Clients say, "When I had nowhere to go, Coleman took me in."
What kinds of addiction treatment do they offer?
They'll give you counseling, day treatment and dual diagnosis care.
They can give you clinical assessments to evaluate your substance use, mental health, safety and social needs. There's no referral needed to get started.
Who can get help there?
They serve kids, teens, adults and families. This includes people who are dealing with homelessness and trauma. They'll also support veterans and their families.
Where are they located?
Their headquarters is in Kent. Their service network also spans Portage, Summit, Cuyahoga and Stark.
You can get Portage County assessment services at the Sue Hetrick Building.
What insurance or payment options are accepted?
They'll take self pay, Medicaid, Medicare and TRICARE. There's also a sliding fee scale based on your household size and income.
Their financial counselors stand out to me. They'll help you with insurance verification and payment plans.
How do I start?
You can begin with a no referral clinical assessment to identify the right level of care for you.
Walk in availability can vary. It's best to call ahead before you visit.
You should reach out if you'd like to explore how their model can support your recovery.
Addiction Treatment Programs
A young adult program in Ohio ensures participants receive the most appropriate treatment. Therapies and activities are customized to meet the needs of young people in their teens and twenties.
Tailored for men and women over the age of 18, each adult program in Ohio incorporates multiple therapeutic methods to treat addiction. Various levels of care are offered, based on the needs of the individual.
All levels of care are available at men’s rehab in Ohio. Men who are struggling with addiction can choose detox, inpatient, or outpatient programs, all designed for men.
Often, women suffer from both substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health disorder. Women’s rehab in Ohio can treat both, which is called dual diagnosis treatment.
Distorted, negative thought patterns can lead to negative behaviors such as substance abuse. Cognitive behavioral therapy in Ohio addresses these negative thoughts to help individuals make positive changes.
Elderly rehab in Ohio can be helpful for seniors who are struggling with substance abuse. These specialized treatment programs often address issues such as nutritional needs, chronic health conditions, mental health concerns, physical mobility, and social support.
If your addiction treatment includes rational emotive behavioral therapy in Ohio, the therapist will take on the role of educator and teacher. The therapists uses this model to empower individuals to identify and replace irrational beliefs. Sessions usually last for one hour and may continue for a few weeks or up to one year.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an integrative, community-based care strategy designed to address the needs of persons with severe and/or complex mental illness or behavioral disorders. ACT is typically provided by a multidisciplinary team of medical and mental health care providers, social workers, therapists, and other specialists, including addiction recovery professionals. These services are frequently provided in the home and community to clients in crisis, those who are clinically unstable, and those who are unable or unwilling to travel to a hospital or clinic for in-person treatment.
Levels of Care
During outpatient rehab in Ohio, you’ll develop sober-living skills and learn how to live a sober lifestyle. This happens through regular meetings with a recovery expert and involvement in a 12-step program. Your outpatient treatment can continue for as long as you need it, from weeks to years.
If you’re struggling with both mental illness and addiction at the same time, dual diagnosis treatment in Ohio is ideal. This treatment provides an integrated approach to treat both disorders effectively.
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