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Treatments and Recovery
HSI provides the following trauma informed, co-occurring disorder and primary treatment services:
Assessment and Referral:
Assessments are available to screen for substance abuse and determine the appropriate level of care. Referrals are offered to appropriate services after identifying each client's individual needs.

Adult Short Term Residential (Inpatient) Treatment:
Specifically addresses treatment in our residential facility at 419 West 25th Street in Alliance. Length of stay in residential treatment is determined through individual needs based on accepted ASAM level of care criteria.

Step Down Program:
Adults and Adolescents Provides an individualized intensive outpatient program for those who require a less structured level of care.

Outpatient Program:
This program is a holistic rehabilitation program for those who have had or are presently experiencing difficulties related to substance abuse/addiction/lifestyle problems.

Family Program:
Designed for significant others, family members, and clients to provide a stable basis for family rebuilding. This may be a separate program or combined with primary programs.

Transitional Living Program:
The intent of this program is to provide a structured living environment as an alternative to legal confinement while awaiting placement in another facility, or to provide a transitional living situation and safety during times of high relapse risk until other resources can be put into place. This program may be utilized for up to a year.

Community Support Program:
This program was established for individuals who have completed a primary treatment program and are ready to begin living successfully within their community. At Human Services, Inc. we recognize that treatment is just the beginning of a new lifestyle. Successful community living involves numerous skills and abilities, which can be lost while under the grip of addiction. This program assists individuals to re-acquire those lost skills.

Additional Services: 24 Hour Crisis Line Community Development Interventions


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