Admission
    Referrals are made by self-referral, family, hospital, school system, professional peer association, physician, emergency room, jail, probation/parole officer. Individuals are evaluated for addiction diagnosis, co-occurring disorders, inability to overcome addictive lifestyle, and other stressors.

Community Resources & Aftercare
   To provide a continuum of care, Magnolia Ridge refers within Frontier Health for intensive outpatient, outpatient, psychiatric, case management, individual and/or family therapy, and other services.
   Upon discharge, the client receives scheduled appointments for the next step of continued recovery. Linkage is also available to accommodate the client’s geographic location to sober housing, step-houses, other living arrangements, medical & dental programs, community intensive outpatient and outpatient services. Clients receive information about vocational rehabilitation, educational assistance, Alcoholics or Narcotics Anonymous, community programs, and weekly aftercare meetings.

Magnolia Ridge Levels of Care

   Magnolia Ridge offers five levels of treatment based on American Society of Addiction Medicine placement criteria.

  • Level III. 7-D: Medically Managed Inpatient Detoxification in a 24-hour service of medically supervised withdrawal utilizing physician and nursing services. Arrangements for medical consultation for biomedical or behavioral problems is available as needed by direct service or by affiliation with other resources 24 hours a day.
  • Level III. 2-D: Clinically-Managed Residential Detoxification. This level of care fits the needs of clients who do not need the intensity of a higher level of detoxification.
  • Level III. 7: Medically Monitored Intensive Inpatient Treatment is a 24-hour structured program that focuses on management of withdrawal from specific drug(s) of abuse. Clients in this level of treatment are assessed as unable to recover in their home environments and are in need of an intensive, structured and therapeutically controlled setting.
  • Level III. 5: Clinically Managed Medium High-Intensity Residential Treatment is a 24-hour therapeutic recovery program. This level of care is usually longer term than other levels of treatment. Emphasis is on the development of social and personal growth.
  • Level III. 3: Clinically-Managed Medium Intensity Residential Services is a 24-hour program that provides a structured recovery environment. Clients in this level of care are focusing on interpersonal and group living skills.

Specialty Services

  • Co-Occurring Diagnosis: Every client who enters treatment receives an evaluation for both substance abuse and a co-occurring mental illness. Clients who have both conditions, receive specialized goals that deal with and focus on putting both diagnosis into a recovery mode during treatment.
  • Women’s Services: women’s issues are discussed in a women's only group; therapy goals may be set related to this.
  • Individual Treatment Clients length of stay is based on progress of individual goals and treatment objectives.
  • Family Treatment may be requested during family group. Families may choose to see a therapist with our without the client present. Referral resources for family members are available.
  • Progress is measured daily by staff. Clients have the opportunity for input. Areas may include, but are not limited to, addictive response, behavior, cognition, and emotional changes
  • Hope for Tennessee provides education on communicable diseases and offers referral for testing.
  • Social Work Services: clients begin working on their aftercare plan from the week they begin treatment. Referrals for continued treatment, housing, sober house, and medication are a small part of what is offered.
  • Twelve Step Meetings: clients are introduced to the twelve steps and twelve step meetings.
  • Speaker and H&I groups are held to benefit the clients.

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