Aware Recovery Care is Helping People & Healthcare Workers Through Covid-19

Here is Renee's interview with Shelly Halligan, Clinical Director for Aware Recovery Care.

She shares the mission of Aware Recovery Care and explains how they're helping clients at home during the quarantine.

Listen below:

Aware Recovery Care-In Home Withdrawal Management (IHWM)

Individuals currently dependent on alcohol, opiate, and or benzodiazepines are likely to require detox overseen by a medical professional. Aware now offers that service in the privacy of our clients’ homes.

What this new program from Aware Recovery Care offers:

  • Privacy: All services provided in the client’s home
  • Safety: When utilizing this new program, clients are protected from nosocomial & communicable diseases – very important in the current environment. They also avoid the trauma of going to an in-patient facility and leaving families, pets, and friends.
  • Individualized care: each patient is given a unique regime of medications to address the symptoms they are experiencing. Each client is assessed twice daily by a nurse to ensure they are safely withdrawing.
  • Safe administration of medications in the home monitored by a nurse
  • Virtual visits by in-home addiction treatment (IHAT) practitioners
  • Latest in technology to monitor biometrics
  • The entire program can be done remotely using technology.

What is the process:

If someone needs detox, they can call Aware in Connecticut and speak to one of our intake specialists

If appropriate they will be connected to a licensed professional to complete a battery of assessments included a COVID-19 infection control screening tool, an American Society of Addiction Medicine screening tool and other assessments that allow Aware to determine if a client is in need of detox and if IHWM is an option

If IHWM is an option, the client is scheduled to meet virtually with a nurse practitioner to be evaluated. They will then be assigned an IHWM team that will meet with the client in the home, or virtually, to monitor daily medication administration. The client may also be provided a tamper-resistant device to dispense medications.

After successful completion client is discharged into our 52-week in-home addiction treatment (IHAT) program, which can be managed virtually.

They also have teams equipped with hazmat gear who can do home visits if virtual/electronic care is insufficient. They also have COVID-19 tests they can administer.

For more info, visit:

AwareRecoveryCare.com


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