We can assist with travel arrangements, or clients can make their own travel arrangements to our facilities. Since discharge dates depend on the completion of a client's personalized program, our staff can also help make return transportation plans accordingly.

Clients are met by a staff member who will escort them to the appropriate Alpine Springs facility and begin the paperwork process.

All consent forms and release information along with financial paperwork is discussed and any questions are answered. A medical assessment follows, and the client is assisted through the check-in process by a residential coordinator on hand to answer any questions about rules and regulations.

You are willing to follow an addiction treatment plan developed by you and your counselor during rehab at any of our addiction recovery centers. We are thrilled to offer this innovative treatment option to our patients who struggle with opiate use disorder. Sublocade is a long-acting medication that lasts around four weeks and can help manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings.

This medication is administered through an injection and is used as part of a comprehensive treatment plan that includes counseling and other support services. It's important to note that Sublocade should only be used under the guidance of a qualified healthcare provider.

If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about Sublocade and how it may be able to help with opiate addiction, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our team of healthcare professionals is here to answer any questions you may have and help determine if this treatment is right for you.

We are proud to be one of the first places in the area to offer Sublocade and are committed to providing our patients with the latest and most effective treatment options. Let's work together towards a healthier and happier community.

Survey question to our staff: What makes Alpine Springs such a great place to work? Management Improvements Great staff, and the rewarding feeling of helping people I feel like management is absolutely awesome! They communicate with you very well. It's just all around an awesome place to work at.

I've never enjoyed a job as much as I do at Alpine Springs! The staff is like family. Everyone cares for everyone. And when it comes to our clients, I have never seen so much love for ppeople like I do from this wonderful company.

This company has the biggest hearts of all people I know. This place, to me, is no longer a job. It's a home away from home.

It's a safe place to me. There's no where else I'd rather be working than right here at Alpine Springs. The staff are so helpful they are truly there to help people get better. Copyright Alpine Springs Rehabilitation All Rights Reserved Privacy Policy.

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How Long is Withdrawal Management Detox? Have More Questions? How Long is Inpatient Treatment? Is Smoking Permitted? Photo ID It is very important to bring a valid photo ID with you. Do Not Bring Cash Everything you will need will be provided. Five Days of Clothes Please bring five days' worth of clothing.

Hygiene Products Hygiene products are allowed, but if they contain alcohol as one of the first three ingredients, we will store them securely in your personal box.

Tobacco Products If you use tobacco, please bring sealed packs of cigarettes or chewing tobacco. Medications Bring any current medications that you are prescribed. Withdrawal Management Detox Information During Withdrawal Management Detox , there is a blackout period, meaning no phone calls are allowed.

Inpatient Information During the inpatient stay, patients will receive a courtesy call upon arrival and a five-minute phone call on Saturdays. The Intake Call to Admissions What to Expect. Initial Call Alpine Springs understands that reaching out for help is a crucial step in your recovery journey, and we are available to assist you day or night.

Questions You Might Expect During the call, you can expect us to ask about the client and their situation.

For Guideline Methodology of the Virtual Stroke Rehabilitation 7th Edition Interim Consensus Statement , please view the statement. Robert Teasell First Author , Nancy M Salbach Co-First Author Nicole Acerra, Diana Bastasi, Sherri L Carter, Joyce Fung, Mary-Lou Halabi, Jocelyn Harris, Esther Kim, Andrea Noland, Sepideh Pooyania, Annie Rochette, Bridget D Stack, Erin Symcox, Debbie Timpson, Suja Varghese, and Sue Verrilli on behalf of the Rehabilitation and Recovery following Stroke Writing Group.

Rehabilitation and Recovery Following Stroke module Patrice Lindsay, Anita Mountain, Gord Gubitz, Dar Dowlatshahi, Leanne K Casaubon, Andrea de Jong and Eric E Smith Editors on behalf of the Canadian Stroke Best Practices Advisory Committee. Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations, ; Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Comments We invite comments, suggestions, and inquiries on the development and application of the CSBPR. Nancy M. Salbach, Anita Mountain, M.

Smith, Ada Tang, Debbie Timpson, Tina Vallentin, Katie White and Jennifer Yao Senior Author ; on Behalf of the Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations Advisory Committee, in collaboration with the Canadian Stroke Consortium and the Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery.

Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations: Virtual Stroke Rehabilitation, Seventh Edition, ; Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Patrice Lindsay, Anita Mountain, Rebecca McGuff, and Eric E. Smith Editors , on behalf of the Canadian Stroke Best Practices and Advisory Committee in collaboration with the Canadian Stroke Consortium and the Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery. Canadian Stroke Best Practice Recommendations, 7th edition; Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.

We invite comments, suggestions, and inquiries on the development and application of the CSBPR. B: Providing Stroke Rehabilitation to Address Physical, Functional, Cognitive and Emotional Issues to Maximize Participation in Usual Life Roles.

NEW This consensus statement will be fully integrated into the Rehabilitation and Recovery following Stroke module when that module undergoes full review in the CSBPR update process.

Next Section Definition and Considerations. Rehabilitation and Recovery following Stroke. Rehabilitation and Recovery following Stroke 6th Edition - UPDATED.

Download Module PDF International Journal of Stroke. Definition and Considerations. Initial Stroke Rehabilitation Assessment.

Stroke Rehabilitation Unit Care. Delivery of Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation. Outpatient and In-Home Stroke Rehabilitation including Early Supported Discharge. Range of Motion and Spasticity in the Shoulder, Arm and Hand.

Balance and Mobility. Lower Limb Spasticity following Stroke. Falls Prevention and Management. Assessment and Management of Dysphagia and Malnutrition following Stroke.

Rehabilitation of Visual and Perceptual Deficits. Management of Central Pain. Rehabilitation to Improve Language and Communication. Virtual Stroke Rehabilitation.

If you experience a medical emergency during this time, please dial or visit the closest emergency room. Get updates on affected services and facilities. The Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Center PRRC is an outpatient program that helps Veterans create meaningful, productive, and satisfying lives.

The program is recovery-oriented, which means that the focus is on helping Veterans to develop skills to feel better, be successful, and have meaningful relationships. Sarah Rowland PhD. Clinical Psychologist, Program Manager, Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Program.

VA Augusta health care. The PRRC is intended to provide services and support to Veterans who have a diagnosis of Serious Mental Illness, such as Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective, Bipolar Disorder, or severe Depression or Posttraumatic Stress Disorder.

Some patients need medications to address problems such as dizziness or headaches. Others need a referral to physical therapy or to a heart or lung specialist for further treatment. Still others have anxiety, depression or issues with their sleep, and benefit from mental health treatment.

The Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Care team will coordinate all of your care and make referrals to any diagnostics or treatment you need. UW Medicine has specialists in all areas of medicine, including primary care, pulmonology, cardiology, allergy and infectious diseases, neurology, rheumatology, occupational medicine and psychiatry.

Rehabilitation services available through the clinic include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, rehab psychology, vocational rehabilitation and social work. Our specialists have been involved in COVID care since the start of the pandemic and are committed to your recovery.

Our team will follow up with you to review the recommendations from other specialists, and your progress. We also work closely with your primary care physician.

Our Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Care team brings together experts who are committed to supporting patients with post-COVID symptoms in their recovery. Many of your appointments can take place virtually, but the hub of the Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Care is in the Rehabilitation Medicine Clinic at Harborview Medical Center.

Breadcrumb Home Medical Specialties Post-COVID Rehabilitation. Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Help for those who have had COVID infection but still have symptoms. Summary Symptoms How to make an appointment Care at UW Medicine Our location. Post-COVID rehabilitation and recovery Getting COVID is scary enough but continuing to have symptoms after COVID can make you wonder if you will ever fully recover.

Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing Palpitations or fast heart rate Tiring easily Loss of sense of smell and taste Increase of symptoms with exercise. Feeling anxious Feeling depressed Having nightmares or flashbacks of your illness PTSD. The goal of the PRRC is to walk alongside you as you move through the stages of recovery.

From orientation to graduation, you are not alone. You will be accompanied by social workers, nurses, occupational therapists, psychologists, and importantly, fellow veterans on similar journeys.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Recovery Center PRRC The PRRC is a center for learning and growth. Make an appointment.

View all health services. Register for care. Admission Criteria: Diagnosis of a serious mental illness, including Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Major Depression, PTSD Consultation with a VA mental health provider Desire and ability to participate in our services.

About the Program: We use the recovery model in our approach to addressing symptoms associated with serious mental illness. Services Provided: The program provides group classes, one-on-one services, and regular meetings with a recovery coach.

At this time, we offer live virtual training through Zoom, which is open to all NYS mental health support providers. We strive to uphold the principles that:. Individuals have the right to define their lives and be celebrated for their uniqueness and strengths.

Whole health operates at the individual, community, and systemic levels. Embody our shared personal values of transparency, authenticity, and relationship-building in training and beyond. At present, our technical assistance aims to support the mission and vision of Personalized Recovery-Oriented Service PROS programs, Home and Community-Based Service HCBS providers, and Community-Oriented Recovery Empowerment CORE service providers.

Through the Human Lens of Storytelling: The Recovery Journey. Filling Up Your Cup: The Necessity of Self-Care for Leadership. This six-session learning collaborative has offered a space for NYC PROS teams to dive deep into PROS group curriculum building from start brainstorming to finish facilitation!

Sessions have been designed to address barriers to group curriculum development, explore the nuances of lesson planning, ensure alignment with PROS service categories, offer tips and tools around group curriculum building, and allow group curriculum champions a chance to pilot their skill-focused group activities in a safe and encouraging virtual community learning space.

To learn more about about PROS Curriculum Champions, please reach out to Natalie Lleras, at nlleras coalitionny. The Coalition For Behavioral Health 14 Penn Plaza, 3rd Floor New York, NY Home About Our Team Our Board Our Members.

For some people, symptoms continue long after they have recovered from an active infection — and tested negative for the COVID virus. There is a name for this condition. If you still have symptoms more than three months after you first tested positive for COVID, you may have post-COVID Our post-COVID care team is here to help you manage the lingering symptoms of COVID that continue to affect your day-to-day life.

Due to high volume of referrals, we are currently only accepting new referrals for established UW Medicine patients, patients living within King County, and UW Medicine employees. If you still have symptoms more than three months after testing positive for COVID, please speak with your primary care provider who can fax in a referral to Our post-COVID clinic team includes specialists in rehabilitation, internal medicine and family medicine.

Many post-COVID visits can take place virtually, but in-person appointments are available if you prefer. The hub of the clinic, including the program coordinator, is in the Rehabilitation Medicine Clinic at Harborview Medical Center.

During your first appointment with the Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Care team, your doctor will ask you a lot of questions about your symptoms. Your doctor may also order tests that will provide more information about your health, such as blood tests or imaging.

If you do need any tests, our program coordinator will give you the details to help you schedule them. After reviewing all of your symptoms and any test results, your doctor will create a treatment plan tailored to you. There is no single course of care to treat post-COVID because it affects each person differently.

Most people with post-COVID experience a combination of symptoms. Our approach is to identify those symptoms and assess them as a whole. Our team includes doctors from different specialties who work together to provide you with the right treatment at the right time.

Some patients need medications to address problems such as dizziness or headaches. Others need a referral to physical therapy or to a heart or lung specialist for further treatment.

Still others have anxiety, depression or issues with their sleep, and benefit from mental health treatment. The Post-COVID Rehabilitation and Recovery Care team will coordinate all of your care and make referrals to any diagnostics or treatment you need.

UW Medicine has specialists in all areas of medicine, including primary care, pulmonology, cardiology, allergy and infectious diseases, neurology, rheumatology, occupational medicine and psychiatry.

Rehabilitation services available through the clinic include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, rehab psychology, vocational rehabilitation and social work. Our specialists have been involved in COVID care since the start of the pandemic and are committed to your recovery.

Our team will follow up with you to review the recommendations from other specialists, and your progress.