It offers evidence-based multimodal treatment and operates five days a week. Medicaid and Medicare insurance is accepted, and an Intensive Outpatient track may be available for patients with commercial insurance plans. For more information about the Continuing Day Treatment Program at 61st Street, please call 212-821-0883.
What kind of care does columbiadoctors provide?
Office-based care for adults, children, and adolescents is provided through the ColumbiaDoctors faculty practice and includes traditional clinic-based care and intensive outpatient treatment programs. Acute and emergency care is provided via our hospital-based partner New York Presbyterian Hospital – Columbia Campus.
What is the Columbia day program?
The Columbia Day Program offers structured, evidence-based group therapy, 3-5 days per week for people struggling with a range of psychological issues that are seriously affecting their ability to go to school or work and interfering with their relationships.
Does the Columbia day program offer teletherapy?
The Columbia Day Program is currently able to provide the full experience via teletherapy. Using secure and encrypted teletherapy platforms, our clinicians are currently conducting evaluations and leading all of our groups.
Does Columbia psychiatry have inpatient units?
Columbia Psychiatry has two inpatient units at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia University Irving Medical Center as well as a Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP). Our inpatient and emergency programs serve individuals in crisis who need immediate help.
What is a CDU in New York?
The Children's Day Unit (CDU) is an outpatient day hospital program located at the New York State Psychiatric Institute/Columbia University Medical Center. The CDU is comprised of research participants and adolescents ages 13 to 18 years from the community who require intensive outpatient care (must be enrolled in High School).
What are the requirements for CDU?
Adolescents at the CDU can expect: 1 Daily academic classes with personalized tutoring 2 Short-term individual and group psychotherapy 3 Social skills training 4 Recreational and art therapy 5 Neurospychological testing when indicated 6 Medication treatment when indicated 7 Discharge planning for outpatient treatment and assistance with school placement
Is discharge planning free at CDU?
Discharge planning for outpatient treatment and assistance with school placement. All assessment and treatment services offered at the CDU are free of charge. If you would like to learn more about the services provided at the Children’s Day Unit, please contact Hannah Ishimuro at (646) 774-5793.
Does Columbia Treatment Center take insurance?
Columbia Treatment Center does not take medical insurance, does not have contracts with managed care companies , and is, therefore, considered an out-of-network provider . We have operated as a ‘self-pay’ organization for over 20 years, and strongly feel that this decision continues to be in the best interests of our clients.
Can a managed care provider provide outpatient treatment for substance abuse?
Burdensome pre-authorization requirements imposed by managed care companies make it virtually impossible for outpatient substance abuse programs to get author ization to provide care unless a client has been diagnosed as having both a substance related disorder and a mental health condition. Though assigning dual diagnoses may assist in obtaining initial coverage, it is a practice under intense scrutiny. In order to substantiate that treatment is medically necessary, we often must diagnose you with a medical condition such as alcoholism or drug abuse, when in fact, you may not be either.
What age do we care for adults?
We care for adults aged 18 and older who are looking to improve their lives and willing to explore their relationship with substances as well as those struggling with co-occurring mental health conditions. Some examples of issues we treat include:
What is CCRP in psychiatry?
The Columbia Co-occurring Recovery Program (CCRP) at Columbia Psychiatry is dedicated to helping people achieve recovery from addiction/substances and engage in a meaningful life on their terms. We do this by providing comprehensive, multi-disciplinary, evidence-based treatment. Our team of experts will work together with individuals to develop a tailored treatment program that includes group therapy, and when appropriate, individual therapy, medications, and supports to engage family members in the treatment process.
What is Columbia Day?
The Columbia Day Program is a unique, intensive outpatient clinic in Midtown Manhattan for individuals experiencing significant difficulties with school or work due to mental illness or addiction. Our patients benefit from our enhanced support to make a positive return to daily life and their educational or professional pursuits.
What is the number to call for psychotic disorder?
Medication management is provided as indicated. For information or to make a referral, please call 914-997-5895. The Psychotic Disorders Track offers evidenced-based cognitive behavioral therapy, cognitive remediation, social cognition skills, and medication management to people with psychotic symptoms.
What is a CDTP?
The Continuing Day Treatment Program (CDTP) provides comprehensive evaluation and time-limited treatment (6 to 12 months) for adults between the age of 18 years and 62 years with severe psychiatric illnesses , including psychosis, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorders, personality disorders, post-traumatic stress, and secondary addiction disorders. The program is built on a wellness and recovery model, providing a structured, supportive environment for stabilization of symptoms to identification and pursuit of personal goals.
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Our Program
The Columbia Accelerated DBT Program is a high-fidelity group-based comprehensive DBT program that includes:
Teletherapy
Teletherapy makes ColumbiaDoctors Psychiatry more accessible than ever before. This technology allows patients to see their providers from a distance by using a secure, internet-based, video platform that works on mobile phones and tablets.
Office-Based Care at ColumbiaDoctors
Columbia Psychiatry offers a wide range of evidence-based treatments including expert consultations, medication management, individual, group, and family therapy across five locations in Manhattan and Westchester County.
Child & Adolescent Services
Columbia Psychiatry is a leader in child and adolescent psychiatry with a full range of services for children and families with mental health needs. Our services include treatment for childhood anxiety, mood disorders, ADHD & other disruptive behavior disorders, school refusal, neurodevelopmental disorders, neuropsychology, and much more.
Hospital-Based Care at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital – Columbia Campus
Columbia Psychiatry has two inpatient units at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Columbia University Irving Medical Center as well as a Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program (CPEP). Our inpatient and emergency programs serve individuals in crisis who need immediate help.
Community Mental Health at New York State Psychiatric Institute (NYSPI)
The Washington Heights Community Service (WHCS) is a New York State operated, comprehensive, community-based program for individuals with severe mental illness. WHCS is located in Northern Manhattan and includes both hospital and office-based care.