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Location:
Compass Virtual Health Center Clinicians
When to Refer Adults to Intensive Behavioral Health Care in a Virtual Setting
Many adults needing immediate psychiatric care often end up on waiting lists, in the Emergency Department, or an inpatient psych unit due to the lack of access to high-quality behavioral health services across Illinois. Learn when to refer to PHP/IOP and how Compass virtual programming is an ideal way to support the mental health needs of adults without removing them from their home or work environments.
Participants will learn
5 key takeaways:
1. What is PHP/IOP
2. How does PHP/IOP work in a virtual setting
3. How do mental health professionals utilize PHP/IOP services
4. When to refer
5. What to expect during treatment
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