Families often have questions about behavioral health treatment, visitation, discharge planning, and available support services. This FAQ page provides answers to common questions about care at Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health.
What can I expect when my loved one is admitted?
Our team will complete an assessment and develop an individualized treatment plan based on your loved one’s needs. Patients receive structured therapeutic grou support, clinical care, medication management, and 24/7 nursing support during their stay.
How long will my loved one stay?
Every patient’s length of stay is different and depends on their individual needs and progress. The treatment team continually evaluates care and helps determine appropriate next steps.
Can I visit or communicate with my loved one?
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How can I be involved in my loved one’s treatment?
When appropriate, families can play an important role in treatment and discharge planning. Our team may provide education, support communication, and help families prepare for the transition home.
How will I know what happens after discharge?
Before discharge, the treatment team works with the patient and family to identify appropriate next steps and ongoing support. This may include outpatient treatment, follow-up care, medications, and community resources.
Does Aliso Ridge offer outpatient treatment?
Yes. Aliso Ridge offers Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services for adolescents (12-17) and adults. These programs provide continued support while allowing patients to return home.
How do I know what level of care my loved one needs?
The appropriate level of care depends on your loved one’s individual needs, symptoms, safety, and treatment goals. Our team can help you understand available services and determine what support may be appropriate.
Who can I contact if I have questions?
Our team is available to help families navigate treatment and available services. Call 949-900-8600 to speak with someone who can assist you.