Gosnold on Cape Cod

Gosnold outpatient program - expense excludes administrative overhead. Gosnold offers outpatient treatment at four locations on cape cod, one location on nantucket, and two off-cape locations in stoughton and n. dartmouth. Gosnold's outpatient locations provide treatment for mental health, substance use, and co-occurring disorders, through individual, family, and group counseling, psychopharmacological service, medication assisted treatment, partial hospitalization, and driver alcohol education. The Gosnold staff includes qualified psychiatrists, advanced nurse practitioners, psychologists, mental health counselors, psychiatric nurses, and intervention specialists. Certified and licensed counselors work with patients on the disease concept of addiction, recovery management skills, the twelve steps, relapse prevention, family counseling and relationship issues. The intervention specialists conduct structured interventions to help family members communicate their concerns about a loved ones' addiction in order to motivate them to accept treatment. Group counseling treatment is recognized as one of the best ways to treat addiction. Gosnold offers a number of group educational and therapy sessions to help people at various stages of recovery. Day and evening treatment programs are designed for persons in need of intensive and structured treatment, but who may not currently require a residential or inpatient program. These treatment programs address important recovery concepts including recovery management and relapse prevention, twelve step work, improving understanding of the disease concept of addiction, identifying and reducing emotional and behavioral obstacles to recovery, and improving communications skills. Gosnold's partial hospitalization program provides an excellent diversion option to inpatient treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Gosnold's treatment team provides adult and child psychiatry, medication management, assessment, and treatment of emotional and psychological illnesses and disorders. Specialists are available to diagnose and treat a full range of mental illness and emotional disorders, including co-dependency, bipolar illness, adjustment disorders, grief and loss, dual diagnoses, abuse, depression, post-traumatic stress disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Gosnold's clinical stabilization services (css) programs at emerson house provide acute rehabilitation services to those suffering from substance use disorders. Our program takes a personalized approach to meet each patient's needs and our multi-disciplinary teams develop customized treatment plans and clinical support throughout the course of the patients' stay. The programs utilize a variety of different treatment modalities designed to make the treatment experience enriching and educational such as; individual and group counseling, health education, evidence-based therapies including cognitive behavioral therapy, meditation and mindfulness, introduction to 12 step and other self-help programs and planning for longer-term support services. Gosnold understands every case is different and treatment should be tailored to meet the individual where they are in their recovery process. Gosnold at emerson house is a 41 bed inpatient residential facility located in west falmouth.

Gosnold treatment center - expense excludes administrative overhead. Gosnold treatment center provides acute alcohol detoxification services. Gosnold treats addiction as a chronic disease that requires life-long management, and is often complicated by other medical, emotional and situational conditions. We believe that complications are improved by abstinence from other substances; yet, emphasize a harm reduction model of treatment when appropriate to patient condition and preference. The primary care offered is medical detoxification and stabilization. The Gosnold treatment center, located adjacent to falmouth hospital is a 50 bed facility which includes semi-private bedrooms, lounges, a dining area, group therapy rooms and counseling offices. The detoxification program is staffed by physicians, nurses, counselors and recovery aides who provide medical and counseling care to patients undergoing withdrawal of treatment. Treatment begins with a medical assessment and evaluation. A variety of medications are used to reduce the discomfort of withdrawal. We administer buprenorphine (suboxone) for opiate withdrawal treatment. While not presently using methadone as medication assisted treatment, Gosnold is in the process of doing so. The detoxification period stay varies, depending on patient needs. Medical and counseling staff meets regularly to review progress. Patients attend educational sessions, individual and group counseling and 12 step groups. Counselors help patients to understand their disease, its symptoms and progression and treatment options available in continuing care.

Other programs - Gosnold residential programs. As part of Gosnold's continuum of care model, Gosnold provides residential services to men and women suffering from substance use disorder. The miller house in falmouth, ma has 23 beds for men with substance use disorder where individual and group therapy is provided. The average length of stay for a patient spans 8-9 weeks. The emerson house also in falmouth, ma has 37 beds for women with substance use disorder, including 10 beds for women in pregnancy or postpartum. Individual and group therapy is provided for each patient in addition to life skills. The average length of stay for a patient spans 2-6 months.other programs - behavioral health community partnership (bh cp). Gosnold via Gosnold foundation is one of three organizations that comprise southeast community partnership, llc (secp). Bh cps partner with accountable care organization (aco) and managed care organization (mco) to facilitate integration of members' care, including medical, behavioral, social, long term services and supports and other needs. Secp has established relationships with nine acos and two mcos. Gosnold has oversight of three of the five geographically based hubsfalmouth (covering falmouth, nantucket and martha vineyard), north dartmouth (covering fall river and new bedford) and stoughton (covering brockton, taunton and attleboro).launched as a pilot program in 2019 and in our county in february of 2022, the behavioral health justice involved program is a partnership between masshealth and the Massachusetts executive office of the trial court. Gosnold was the chosen vendor for barnstable, dukes and nantucket county in 2022. Referrals to bh-ji are predominantly received from our local houses of correction, the department of corrections across the state (for individuals releasing to cape cod), probation and parole departments, and our inpatient facilities. The goal of this program is to pair a trained navigator with people who are leaving or have recently left jail or prison, people on parole or probation, or those that are awaiting trial that suffer from substance use disorder and/or mental health diagnoses. The bh-ji navigators help the enrollees find behavioral health services and social support in the community, including setting up inpatient or outpatient services, housing searches and applications, department of transitional assistance applications, coordinating registry of motor vehicle appointments and hearings, transportation, employment, insurance, ids., food insecurity support, communication devices and attending court appearances. When this population is connected to the right health care and community services it can improve health, reduce overdoses, and hopefully prevent re-incarceration, hospital stays and admission to inpatient detoxification facilities.