About FCC Behavioral Health – Turning Leaf Center – West Plains
FCC Behavioral Health is a nonprofit substance use and co occurring mental health disorder treatment organization. They have locations throughout Missouri that offer different levels of care. The location on Lanton Road in West Plains provides residential and outpatient treatment services for adults. They accept private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and TRICARE. To remove obstacles to treatment, they won’t turn anyone away due to an inability to pay. If you’re uninsured or underinsured, you can pay on a sliding scale payment schedule.
Many people with substance use disorder (SUD) have co occurring mental health challenges. At Turning Leaf Center, they offer a special integrated treatment track for clients with SUD and mental health issues. The track offers continuity of care by ensuring clients receive SUD and mental health care from the same treatment team.
There are two intensive residential treatment service programs. The programs serve adults who are an ongoing risk to themselves or others and/or have struggled in many different community settings. They may also be in danger of long term psychiatric hospitalization.
There’s also a Level 1 residential treatment program that includes around the clock supervision with clinical services seven days a week. The program includes social detoxification and 60 hours of therapeutic activities each week.
The Turning Leaf location has an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), level 1 day treatment, and outpatient supported recovery services. All programs offer intake screening, assessments, individual and group counseling, and case management services.
The Veterans Outreach Program treats active military and Veterans. The goal is to help clients achieve improved mental and behavioral health and overall wellness. Staff provides assistance with referrals, access to benefits, and engagement of services. Clients participate in group, individual, and family therapy. They receive medication management, case management, and crisis intervention.
The organization assists the homeless experiencing SUD and mental health challenges. They provide affordable, safe, permanent housing in conjunction with supportive treatment services. They assist low income adults with disabilities through subsidized housing and supportive services.
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