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				Common Ground Program Short term Residential Treatment Offering Detoxification (Buprenophine Available) Residential and Co-occuring Disorder
		HONOR A LOVED ONE... VOLUNTEER... Corporate Headquarters (610) 239-9600 FAX: (610) 239-9195 106 West Main Street Norristown, PA 19401 ACCESS Broad Street Centro De Vida Centro Primavera Chambers Hill Adolescent Program Common Ground Community House Corporate Headquarters Concept 90 Cumberland County Prison Daniel Snow Halfway House Elsie Shenk Outpatient Family Alternatives FIR-ST Focus House Fountain Springs Fresh Start Gaudenzia Erie, Inc. (Crossroads) Gaudenzia at Owings Mills Gaudenzia at Park Heights Gaudenzia at Park Heights Outpatient Gaudenzia at the Women's Detention Center Harrisburg Outpatient Joy of Living Kindred House Metropolitan Transition Center (MTC) Nelson Education Center New Beginnings New Destiny New Image New View Northumberland County Prison Outreach I Outreach II People with Hope Philly House Prince George’s County Outpatient Progress House Recovery House Re-Entry SCI Chester SCI Dallas Siena House Sunbury Outpatient The Bair O'Malley House Together House Men’s Program Together House Women’s Program Together House Short Term Vantage West Chester House West Chester Outpatient West Shore Outpatient
				LENGTH OF TREATMENT: Variable Intake (first day) Orientation: 3 – 5 days Intensive Treatment: 14 – 76 days CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION: • PCPC admission criteria to short term intensive inpatient treatment • Detoxification, if necessary, can be arranged on-site • General Medical Stability • Client must be at least 18 years of age with a chemical dependence diagnosis • No risk of harm to self or others HELPFUL AT ADMISSION: • Current Form of Identification • Insurance or Medical Assistance Cards(s) • Social Security Card • Prescribed Medications PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS: Common Ground is conveniently located along the picturesque Susquehanna River in Harrisburg, PA. Detoxification is available to those individuals who require this level of care and buprenorphine is available for opiate withdrawl. A medical director provides routine services such as a physical examination upon admission, medical monitoring and prescription medication as appropriate. There is medical care throughout the treatment process and nursing coverage is provided 24 hours a day. Self referrals and walk-ins are accepted 24 hours a day. The residential short-term program offers an 14 – 90 day inpatient program for chemical dependency and co-occuring disorders. Skilled medical and counseling professionals provide a multi-disciplinary team approach in a drug-free environment. The dedication and expertise found within the treatment team significantly enhances the client’s prognosis for total and successful recovery. The Common Ground Co-occuring Disorders program offers services to men and women who have been diagnosed as mentally ill and chemically dependent. A social worker provides appropriate support to individuals as they enter and continue through the treatment process. Common Ground contracts with both a board certified psychiatrist and a licensed Ph.D. level psychologist for evaluation services as needed. The psychiatrist evaluates client progress, monitors medication, participates in case reviews and is available for emergencies. Upon the first week after admission to Common Ground the Family Program begins. A family orientation session is required prior to visitation with the resident and includes an initial family counseling session. Alanon is strongly recommended for family members as an adjunct to the Common Ground Family Program. Our Family Program is designed to educate the family members as well as assist them in identifying how the disease of chemical dependency has individually affected them. This program will facilitate family support of the resident during inpatient treatment period and the aftercare programming. Identification of needs for supportive ancillary services is an integral part of the Family Program. SERVICES OFFERED: • Transportation, if needed • Individual, Group and Family Milieu Therapy • Individualized Treatment Planning • Family Sessions and Education • Aftercare Planning and Referral • Follow-up • Medication Monitoring/Education • Educational Remediation Referral • Vocational Planning and Referral • Social Work Services • Legal, Medical and Psychiatric Services Referral • AA, NA and Double Trouble Involvement • Off-Site Recreation • Urinalysis Drug/Alcohol Screens • Chemical Dependency and Mental Health Education • Recreation Therapy FUNDING: Private Insurance /Pennsylvania Health Choices County Drug and Alcohol Commission(s) Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Client fee for services based upon ability to pay LICENSING/ACCREDITATION/CERTIFICATION: Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) Department of Public Welfare Certification Short-Term Drug and Alcohol Treatment Co-occurring Competent Pennsylvania Department of Health, Division of Drug and Alcohol Program Licensure Department of Public Welfare, Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Service American Corrections Association TOP
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