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New Vision offers an inpatient medical stabilization and withdrawal management service for adults with drug, alcohol or related health issues.
New Vision accepts adults who are currently experiencing active or impending withdrawal symptoms from certain drugs. It consists of a medically supervised hospital stay for inpatient stabilization that typically lasts three days. The inpatient stay includes the following:
- Pre-Screening
- Assessment
- Admission
- Medical stabilization
- Appropriate discharge planning
Medically assisted withdrawal
This service is intended to provide medical treatment to individuals who are experiencing withdrawal issues from drugs and alcohol so they can begin their path to recovery.
After the inpatient stabilization phase, each patient is referred to an appropriate outpatient service or rehabilitation program for further treatment as deemed necessary.
Types of Substance Use Disorders treated
New Vision is able to provide a safe medical stabilization setting for those dependent on:
- Alcohol
- Benzodiazepines (Valium, Xanax)
- Opioids (Heroin, OxyContin)
- Methamphetamine
- Cocaine
- Combined substances
- Prescription medications
Medical treatment team
New Vision services offer patients a fully qualified treatment team:
- Onsite intake coordinator
- Attending physician
- Nursing personnel
The medical treatment team will utilize a multidisciplinary approach to ensure that each person receives the attention necessary for safe medical stabilization in the hospital.
Admission process
Upon admission to the hospital for medical stabilization, assessments of the patient's fundamental needs are conducted. These include a medical history; a physical; a complete laboratory workup; and a nursing assessment. This pre-screening process enables the patient to be admitted with a personalized plan for treatment.
Patients who are under the influence of chemical substances, and are considered medically unstable, will be closely observed and stabilized. New Vision accepts appropriate patients who are experiencing incapacitation due to substance use and/or abuse, or are experiencing acute withdrawal symptoms from the cessation of use of certain substances, in conjunction with other related health issues.
The diagnosis of need for inpatient admission can only be made by a licensed physician. The service accepts most insurance plans.