About Hallmark Youthcare – Richmond
Hallmark Youthcare provides care in a locked, secure residential home located in a park-like setting. You’ll find ‘em out in Richmond, Virginia. They offer a psychiatric residential treatment facility for adolescents who experience substance use disorder, addiction, and mental health conditions. The adolescent residential program is approved by the American Society of Addiction Medicine and is a certified substance abuse program.
This is a specialty track within the residential treatment program that utilizes the Stages Of Change Model. This focuses your rehabilitation on the impact that addictive behaviors have had on yourself, your family, and the community. Within the program, you’re exposed to evidence-based therapies that encourage you to reevaluate your current behaviors while working to develop greater self efficacy, self-help, and coping strategies. These treatment interventions are offered in individual, group, and family therapy settings.
Parental coaching is also available, and you can participate in a community transitional support program. They’re licensed by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services and offer trauma-informed care to males and females ages 11 to 17. You receive gender-specific care in separate units for treatment. While a resident, you have access to the McAfee Academy on campus school which is an accredited member of the Virginia Association of Independent Specialized Education Facilities.
Before admission, you go through a clinical assessment with a multidisciplinary team that grants approval for placement within the facility. The average length of stay depends on your needs, but most residents stay approximately six months. The boys’ and girls’ units are located on opposite sides of the building, and they aren’t allowed to go into each other’s living space. All residents are directly supervised by staff at all times. The program includes school activities and some recreational activities.
They accept most major insurance companies and Medicaid. They will verify your insurance before treatment begins.