A Guide to Charges and Payments
There are set charges for all outpatient services provided at BehaviorCorp. At the time of your first appointment we will conduct a financial interview with you to determine if you have private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid.

If you have private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid, you will be responsible for 100% of your deductible, co-payment, coinsurance or spenddown. There may also be additional charges that Medicare, Medicaid or your private insurance identifies as your responsibility. If you do not have insurance, you will be responsible to make full payment for the services you receive. If you qualify, a percentage of the total charges will be set. That percentage can range from 100% to as low as 10%.

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Deaf Services
Services for deaf adults and children offered by BehaviorCorp include more options than comparable programs in the state. In fact, BehaviorCorp Deaf Services accepts referrals for these unique services from throughout Central Indiana, and some from throughout the state.

Equally responsive to the needs of children, adults and the elderly, BehaviorCorp Deaf Services provides an ongoing and readily available roster of professionally approved services to deaf, deaf-blind, hard of hearing and late-deafened individuals, who experience mental illness and/or emotional disorders.

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Continuing Services and Residential Program
The problems created by long-term mental illness can impact families and
individuals, profoundly influencing their day-to-day existence. Many people affected by severe and persistent mental illness can, with training and assistance, be enabled to lead more independent, productive lives, permitting family relationships to ease and flourish.

Recognizing the need, BehaviorCorp, one of this city’s most outstanding providers of psychiatric services, offers two programs specifically designed to assist people with severe and persistent mental illness—Continuing Services and the Residential Program.

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Child And Adolescent Services
No one—adult or child—is immune to the feeling of being overwhelmed by life’s difficulties. Sometimes coping becomes impossible, and although family and friends have the best intentions, they may not be able to offer the help needed. That’s when turning to professional counselors at BehaviorCorp is the right thing to do.

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Adult Counseling Services
When emotional emergencies occur, individuals and families experiencing difficult life stresses can find help through BehaviorCorp’s Adult Counseling Services.

BehaviorCorp, long recognized locally for the quality of its services, the professionalism of its staff and the comprehensive scope of its programs, is equipped to provide responsive, helpful adult counseling services in moments of crisis. Although the central goal is short-term therapy, at BehaviorCorp quality is never overlooked.

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Career Options
Career Options offers a unique spectrum of alternatives for employers in today’s demanding, competitive business environment where “help wanted” signs dot the landscape.

Drawing from a pool of diverse individuals, Career Options provides multi-faceted employment services which produce highly effective, dependable potential employees. Trained personnel are matched with employers at no cost to the business. Qualified applicants are carefully coached in job and socialization skills before they begin working and may receive ongoing coaching at job sites to further enhance their abilities.

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Inpatient Services
A comprehensive Inpatient Unit for patients with psychiatric illnesses is based at Community Hospital North and managed by BehaviorCorp's professional staff. The unit treats all the major psychiatric illnesses and mood disorders, as well as providing substance abuse detoxification services.

ADMISSION TO THE UNIT:
• The patient's BehaviorCorp therapist may recommend hospitalization
• The patient may contact BehaviorCorp's Crisis Service at 574-1252 for crisis
  intervention and referral
• The patient may be referred by BehaviorCorp's Crisis Service to Community
  Hospital North for further evaluation and admission, if appropriate

TREATMENT ON THE UNIT:
• Psychiatric evaluation
• Physical examination
• Appropriate medications begun
• Social services conducts discharge planning for an average 5-6 day stay
• Patient is seen daily by one of BehaviorCorp's staff psychiatrists
• Group, activity and/or recreational therapies are arranged

DISCHARGE FROM THE UNIT:
• Once the patient is stabilized to continue treatment as an outpatient, discharge is   recommended
• Patient may go home with outpatient follow-up
• Patient may attend a partial hospitalization program or go to a short-term
  residential facility
• For those who require continuing intensive treatment or longer term inpatient   treatment. BehaviorCorp professionals arrange referral to an appropriate state   facility – BehaviorCorp liaison specialist maintains contact with the patient
  anywhere from 60 days to six months
• Patient is seen daily by one of BehaviorCorp's staff psychiatrists
• Group, activity and/or recreational therapies are arranged

Substance Abuse
BehaviorCorp's certified alcohol and drug abuse counselors deal with troubled adolescents or adults whose use of legal (prescription medication) or illegal substances has negatively affected their lives. Clients may be self-referred to the program or referred by a probation department, attorney, family physician, family member or employer. Services begin with an interview appointment with a BehaviorCorp counselor who conducts a basic assessment and refers the client to a therapist. An individualized treatment plan is developed and treatment usually lasts 3-4 months, with the length of counseling services jointly determined by counselor and client.

SERVICES INCLUDE ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING:
• Anger Control Program
• Dual Diagnosis - drug/alcohol problems and significant behavioral/emotional   problems
• Family Therapy - for children, parents or spouse of the substance abuser
• Inpatient Detoxification and Crisis Intervention (at Community Hospital North)
• Residential Treatment - for short-term placement of seriously impaired abusers
• Aftercare Follow-Up
• Individual Therapy
• Group Therapy - relapse prevention, early intervention/recover, dual diagnosis
• Alcohol and Drug Education