Beckett Springs Review
Part of an organization that’s been around for a decade, Beckett Springs hospital has been open for about three years. Beckett Springs is located in the Cincinnati suburb of West Chester, Ohio and is a sister hospital to Dublin Springs, which is located outside Columbus. The facility provides a combination of detox with supportive short-term inpatient substance abuse treatment, through individualized plans, utilizing evidence-based methods. Additionally, Beckett Springs also offers its clients dual diagnosis support and outpatient follow-up care.
Accommodations and Food
Beckett Springs was built to be a 72-bed mental health and substance abuse treatment hospital. Rooms are shared between two clients, have en-suite bathrooms, a closet and desk for each client. Laundry facilities are located on-site and cleaning supplies, including toiletries, are provided to clients gratis, unless they prefer to bring their own.
Beckett Springs serves clients three meals a day out of their cafeteria, the cost of which is included in the price of treatment and stay. Further drinks and snacks can be purchased on-site.
Treatment and Staff
Treatment at Beckett Springs begins with a free evaluation. Once assessed, clients may proceed into inpatient detox which lasts from four days up to fourteen days, but most usually is completed in one week. During detox clients are tended to by a 24/7 nursing staff and supervised by a medical doctor. While in treatment, clients take part in CBT-based group therapy and recreational therapy for no more than 10 hours a day. They also take part in at least one individual session per week. The use of non-addictive, anti-craving medications, like Naltrexone, Naloxone and Neurontin are also available based upon physician recommendations and a patient’s history of compulsions, cravings and relapse.
Beckett Springs is an acute facility, so once clients are stable Beckett Springs helps them find an appropriate program, accessible through their insurance network, within which they may continue treatment. Further treatment may be residential in nature (whether it is in-state or out of state) or an IOP, depending on the individual client’s need. Clients also have the option, to continue with outpatient follow-up care at Beckett Springs, if appropriate for them. The options available are a two days a week day program and six days a week evening program, during both of which clients continue their therapy sessions.
Like its sister facility, Beckett Springs gives its clients access to recreational, expressive, marriage and family therapists, as well as LCSWs, in addition to the nursing staff and medical doctor who work with them.
Extras
The Beckett Springs program model is based upon cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in conjunction with COGNIT, an internet based e-learning and continuous recovery management tracking system. This system provides patients with 24 hour access to education and relapse prevention support tools, both during treatment and following discharge.
In Summary
Beckett Springs offers a new facility and a variety of cutting edge treatment options. When it comes to the practical factor of finances, Beckett Springs does accept some insurance, in cases of cash pay the charge amounts to a non-negligible $4,450 for every 5 days of treatment, which is to be paid in advance. This is a good choice for those seeking a modern detox facility in Ohio.
Beckett Springs Location
8614 Shepherd Farm Drive
West Chester, OH 45069
Beckett Springs Cost
$4,450 (per 5 days, collected upfront). Reach Beckett Springs by phone at (513) 942-9500 or by email at beckettspringsinfo@spsh.com. Find Beckett Springs on Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn
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