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Therapeutic Behavioral Services
Structured in-home behavioral support for youth and families.
Support built around the next right step.
Our TBS Program is intended to give in home assistance conveyance to those youngsters whose maladaptive practices place them in danger for an increasingly prohibitive setting. TBS gives balanced intercession administrations as per a social arrangement created by an authorized proficient. Youth can be endorsed as long as 40 hours per week for administrations. TBS is secured by Medicaid.
HOW DOES TBS PROCESS WORK?
All customers MUST be alluded by an authorized clinician. Endless supply of the referral, our Rehabilitation Specialist will visit the home and lead a conduct appraisal. The conduct plan will be planned dependent on the customer’s analysis and appraisal data. A Therapeutic Behavioral Aide is allowed to the customer to start administrations.
LENGTH OF SERVICES
The client will receive 5-40 hours of services a week, depending on the approval of the insurance company. Clients are reassessed every 50 days and the clients’ behavioral plan is updated to reflect current treatment needs.
A practical next step
When you’re ready, choose a time to connect.
Use the secure booking calendar to select an available time, or contact the team with a question first.
Answers at a glance
Questions about Therapeutic Behavioral Services
Clear information can make the next step feel more manageable. Here are a few practical answers about this service.
What does Therapeutic Behavioral Services support?
Structured in-home behavioral support for youth and families. The team works with each person and family to understand needs and identify an appropriate next step.
Who can ask about Therapeutic Behavioral Services?
Individuals, caregivers, and family members can contact Impact Lives Health Services to discuss whether this support may be a fit. Service availability, eligibility, referrals, and next steps are reviewed individually.
How can I get started with Therapeutic Behavioral Services?
Book an appointment or contact the team for a confidential conversation. A team member can discuss current needs, answer practical questions, and explain the appropriate next step. This information is not emergency care.