| 1. How
long is your treatment program? |
| Decision Point
treatment stay is a minimum six weeks. |
| 2. Do you
allow visitation? |
| Clients are allowed
visitation every Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Family
group sessions are held on Saturdays and each Sunday, clients and
family are welcome to attend non-denominational services held at
Decision Point. |
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| 3. Is there smoking
allowed? |
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Clients are allowed to
smoke outside of the agency during regularly scheduled breaks and
free time. Doors are locked from 10:30 pm to 5:30 am. |
| 4. Do you accept
insurance? |
| Decision Point accepts most
insurance and policies can be verified by our intake and
assessment staff upon request. Decision Point does not take
Medicaid or Medicare. |
| 5. What is your
facility like? |
| We are located on a seven
acre campus just off of Walton Boulevard in Bentonville, Arkansas.
Decision Point is a 75,000 square foot facility with semi-private
rooms, recreation areas inside and out, cafeteria, laundry
facilities, and common day rooms. |
| 6. Do you treat persons
with depression or other mental health disorders? |
| Yes, our medical and clinical
staff help clients with secondary and primary disorders through
various therapeutic interventions to include medication. |
| 7. How do I get
admitted? |
First contact Decision
Point Intake and Admissions Coordinator for an initial screening.
After gathering confidential information, an assessment will be
scheduled for admission into the most appropriate level of care. Financial arrangements can be made by
phone or during intake.
Confidentiality is of utmost importance for all persons seeking
services. Decision Point strictly adheres to HIPAA and other
federal confidentiality regulations. |
