Crisis Stabilization Unit
Coleman Residential Services operates an 11-bed crisis stabilization unit. The crisis stabilization unit provides a 24-hour environment with crisis support, supervision and clinical treatment for persons experiencing an emotional crisis, and who could benefit from an alternative setting rather than hospitalization. The crisis unit will serve to strengthen a person's individual ability to function at the highest level of independence achievable in the community upon discharge.
Who We Help:
- Persons needing shelter due to a perceived emotional crisis or an emergency situation needing 24-hour support and supervision
- Persons with a mental disability qualifying for pre- or post-hospitalization evaluation
- Persons needing stabilization or treatment benefiting from a 24-hour supervised setting
- Persons with a mental disability whose family or care giver needs temporary relief (such as respite) from care of the client in the home
- Persons residing in a shelter or unsafe housing condition who, due to some emotional or financial crisis, are in need of temporary transitional housing
- Persons suffering from a crisis who need medication stabilization and linkage to other inter- and intra-agency services
- Elderly or other person with psychosis who cannot be cared for in a nursing home
Admission Criteria:
- 18 years of age or older
- Voluntary admission
- Primary diagnosis of mental illness
- Medically stable
- Free of behavior that poses risk to others
- Agrees to follow and participate in treatment and the Unit rules at or beyond Coleman Professional Services
Services Provided at Crisis Stabilization Unit:
- Assistance with daily living activities
- Safe and supportive environment
- Medication intervention and monitoring
- Medication teaching and health promotion
- Coordination and linking with intra-/inter-agency services
- Socialization skills training
- Therapeutic treatment activities
- Linkage with family as a support system
- Exploration of housing options with Case Manager assistance
- Independent living skills training