Human Service Agency

Serenity Hills Halfway House and Detox Center

Serenity Hills is a residential facility for those suffering from mental illness and/or addictions. It offers a unique environment of compassion, dignity, structure and serenity. It is designed to help people begin and continue the journey of recovery, healing and wholeness. Serenity Hills offers distinct programs within a single facility, Social Setting Medically Monitored Detox, Dual Diagnosis Halfway House, Safe Room and Slip Slot.

Serenity Hills emphasizes the restoration of dignity and self-worth while teaching individual responsibility. This includes the development of independent living skills, relapse prevention, coping skills, social skill training, and opportunities for spiritual growth. Serenity Hills combines a 12-step philosophy with a multi-disciplinary team approach including psychiatric, psychological, mental health and addictions.

Serenity Hills offers a short term Safe Room designed for situations re-quiring protective custody for mental health crisis.

Social Setting Detoxification

Program Description:

Medical Director on-call at all times
24-hour monitoring by medical staff
Drug and Alcohol Evaluation
Motivational counseling
Discharge planning and referrals
Average length of stay; 2-7 days

Halfway House

Program Description:

Length of stay, 6 months-1 year
Employment required/expected
Case Management/Voc Rehab services available
Group therapy
Individual counseling
12-Step group meetings
Psycho-educational activities
Psychiatric/Mental Health services
Recreation, exercise and daily activities
Transportation Available weekdays
Cost is $12.00 per day

Serenity Hills Staff

Deb Hamer, LAC -
Serenity Hills Coordinator

JoAnne Frey, Medical Staff Coordinator

How to Make a Referral/Apply

DETOXIFICATION

Detox Admission Criteria:

1) Are you currently under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs?

2) Are you experiencing withdrawal symptoms?

3) Are your current health problems manageable without hospitalization?

If you answered yes to all of these questions and are willing to commit to admission to our Detox program for 2-5 days, please call 605-884-0650 to speak to medical staff and confirm an opening. We may ask for medical clearance from a Dr. depending on symptoms.

To Make a Referral:

1. Call Serenity Hills at (605) 884-0650.

2. Inform a staff member that you wish to have yourself or someone you are referring admitted for detoxification

3. Staff member will then ask you a few questions such as name, phone number, possible medications, medical history and withdrawal symptoms.

4. Staff member will confirm/deny admission with you over the telephone if appropriate for Social Setting Medi-cally Monitored Detoxification.

5. Admissions accepted anytime

SERENITY HILLS HALFWAY HOUSE

Admission Criteria:

Male, 18 y/o or older
Addiction and mental health diagnosis required
Indication of unstable living environment, deficits of independent living skills, minimal social support systems, and/or multiple relapse history
Completion of primary treatment
Ability and willingness to obtain employment
Medication management

Apply for Serenity Hills Admission

To apply for admission:

1. Complete application linked above or call Serenity Hills at (605) 884-0650 for information

2. Addiction, psychological/psychiatric, physical evaluation and medication record required prior to admission

3. Slip Slot Services (IOP) available if census allows

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The Human Service Agency provides services for anyone seeking assessment, treatment & aftercare for any substance abuse/dependency. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military status, familial status, or any other classification protected by applicable federal, state or local law. We do prioritize services for pregnant women or women with dependent children. We also prioritize treatment for individuals using intravenous drugs as the lethality of such use is severe and life threatening.
We seek to provide services for these priority groups by publicizing this notice in our agencies as well as on our website. Pregnant women who also use intravenous drugs are of highest priority. In the event the individual in any priority population is waiting for a residential bed in a residential facility elsewhere, he/she will be allowed participation in HSA Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program until placement is made.

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