Recovery Center at Sarpy (502)

The Recovery Center at Sarpy helps people envision their recovery path, build important skills, and regain hope to move forward on their journey. Recovery is woven into and defines every aspect of the program: from assessments and interventions, to the client information system, to the selection of staff and overall environment.

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Program Type: Secure residential mental health facility -- we are a sub-acute, longer-term, recovery center with estimated length of stay of 3-6 months.

To Make Referrals: Referrals are typically made by inpatient hospitals, but can also be made by community placements, corrections, or outpatient providers. Clients themselves or family members are encouraged to call us anytime for more information about how to be referred to our wait list.

# of Beds: 16 beds

Who We Serve: Adult residents of Nebraska, aged 19 and older, who have been diagnosed with a serious mental illness (Major Depressive Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Schizoaffective Disorder, or Schizophrenia) and who are leaving acute psychiatric care in a local or state hospital, crisis center, or correctional facility.

Funding: Services can be paid for by Regions (1-6) for eligible recipients or by Medicaid; Room & Board can be paid for by SSI/SSDI, AABD, Regions, or privately.

About the Program: The Recovery Center at Sarpy is a 24-hour staffed secure mental health program that helps people envision their recovery path, build important skills, and regain hope to move forward on their journey. It offers a high level of care in the community, which gives people a chance to receive all the needed support and services under one roof that they need to stabilize their symptoms and strengthen independent living skills. Recovery is woven into and defines every aspect of the program, from assessments and interventions to the client information system, to the selection of staff, and the overall client experience.

The Recovery Center at Sarpy is person-centered and trauma-informed. In this environment, clients begin a learning process that helps them make effective choices, reduce the amount of harm in their lives, and increase their personal strengths.

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