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Highland
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Address |
Halfway
House for women, 312 Highland Ave.,
New Castle, PA 16101
Outpatient for men, women, adolescents:
101 S. Mercer St., Central Building, New Castle,
PA 16101 |
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Mailing Address
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P.
O. Box 1405, New Castle, PA 16103-1405 |
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Executive
Director |
Marilyn Plotts |
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Phone |
(724) 856-7349 |
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Fax |
(724) 856-7353 |
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Office Hours |
Administrative: 8:00AM to 5:00PM, Mon. thru Fri.
Halfway House: 24 X 7
Outpatient: 9:00AM to 5:00PM, MWTF
9:00AM to 6:30PM, Tuesday |
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Program
Contacts |
Administration: Marilyn Plotts
Halfway House: Cynthia Reed
Outpatient: Darci Wynn |
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E-Mail |
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mari...@highlandhouseinc.com
Executive Director
cind...@highlandhouseinc.com
House Manager
dar...@highlandhouseinc.com
Associate Director |
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Area(s)
Served |
State of Pennsylvania |
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Website Address |
www.highlandhouseinc.com
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Eligibility
Requirements |
Highland House:
women (age 18-60) residents of PA recovering
from drug and/or alcohol additions.
CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION
Highland House is a long-term residential
program designed for women over the age of
eighteen who are in recovery from drug and/or
alcohol addictions. It is state licensed and
CARF accredited. To be eligible for this
program, a woman must have completed an
inpatient drug/alcohol treatment program within
the past year. The clients are referred by a
drug and alcohol treatment professional working
in the field, and meet the criteria set forth by
the Pennsylvania Client Placement Criteria.
A potential participant must be a resident of
Pennsylvania. She must be motivated and willing
to commit to a long-term program. Dually
diagnosed clients deemed able to understand and
benefit from the program will be accepted.
However, a woman diagnosed as being psychotic or
with a mental health diagnosis that is her
primary treatment focus is not appropriate for
the program and will be referred to local mental
health agencies for services.
The program design is to serve recovering adult
women from the state of Pennsylvania. Clients
can be referred by several sources, including
SCA’s, inpatient treatment centers, criminal
justice agencies, etc. Upon referral, the
potential client completes an Initial Intake
Information form over the telephone with a
designated staff person. If the client requests
and the referral source can provide
transportation, a visit will be arranged. When
the Initial Intake form is completed, the
Executive Director shall make a decision about
the client’s appropriateness for the program
based upon the above information and the PCPC
criteria. If she is deemed appropriate, the
referring professional or the client is given an
admission date.
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