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| Keystone Substance Abuse Services 199 S. Herlong Ave PO Box 4437 Rock Hill, SC 29732 Normal Hours of Operation and Telephone Numbers Outpatient: Monday – Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (803) 324-1800 Inpatient: 24 hours/day (803) 324-0404 Emergency After Hours: (803) 324-0404 |
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A person may enter our programs as a self-referral or as a referral from a physician, the courts, family members, or other agencies. People seeking help will be admitted to treatment based upon their individualized need(s), which is determined by a screening or assessment. Below are some of the first steps you will take on your path to recovery. Step 1: Assessment/Admission A Counselor/Nurse will complete an assessment with you, utilizing DSM-IV criteria, in order to make a diagnosis. This is a bio-psycho-social/nursing assessment used to determine an initial diagnosis, severity of illness, and an appropriate level of care, as developed by the American Society of Addiction Medicine. We will be gathering historical information from you, as well as information regarding your strengths, needs, abilities, and preferences. All of the above information will help us determine the focus of services, if needed, and the level of care that will best meet your needs. Our team holds daily staffing to review level of care placement. Step 2: Treatment Team/Service Coordination At Keystone, we make treatment decisions as a team. Once your assessment is completed, your counselor will review the clinical impressions/findings of your assessment with the treatment team. Step 3: Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP)/ Transition Plan Each treatment plan is developed by client and counselor and custom tailored to fit the individual needs of each client. Information gathered during assessment helps program staff work with you to develop an individualized treatment plan. The plan is like a contract -- it spells out program/treatment objectives, the recommended therapeutic services, and other activities. The plan includes the client's responsibilities, the program's responsibilities, identification of the person responsible for service coordination, and how progress will be measured. You will also begin completing a Transition Plan that will address your care during and after services. Continuum of Care/Length of Services Keystone offers prevention, intervention, outpatient, and inpatient services to adults and adolescents. As a part of your treatment plan, you will be given the day and time to start your services. If you enter treatment, it is not an easy process. You may experience times of sadness, anxiety and/or loneliness, but you’ll also find moments of joy, laughter and hope as you move through the process. It’s likely you’ll make new and meaningful friendships amongst your peers and forge new, honest connections with those who are currently in your life. Good outcomes are contingent on adequate lengths of service. Although most programs have a minimum length of stay, the length of time you attend a program is individualized and based on your progress. |
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 The goal of Prevention is to reduce alcohol and other drug problems through coordinated and committed community efforts. READ MORE |
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| What to do if you know someone with a substance abuse problem, understanding addiction, and other helpful information. READ MORE |
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 We welcome the involvement of past Keystone clients, and rely on your support to continue the success of helping others to experience the joy of recovery. READ MORE |
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