Western Highlands Network
Western Highlands Network

Care Coordination & Guardianship

 

Below are the documents that a provider may need when providing Care Coordination to consumers from the WHN catchment area.


Facility Based Care Coordination – How the provider and WHN facilitate communication, treatment planning, crisis planning, and discharge planning when consumers go into residential or facility-based treatment. 

Word PDF


Determining Levels of Care (LOC) for each Facility
– How WHN and providers make level of care distinctions between various facility-based acute care facilities for consumers in psychiatric crisis.
Neil Dobbins Center – Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)
Word PDF
3- Way Local Hospital Beds
Word PDF
State Psychiatric Hospital
Word PDF


Outpatient Commitment Procedure (aka OPC) – How WHN, a consumer, and a provider meet the court-ordered outpatient commitment (OPC) conditions.

Word PDF


Guardianship
– How the provider and WHN support consumers before, during, and after the guardianship process.

Word
PDF

Filing for Incompetence and Guardianship

Word PDF

 

Transitional Housing – How a consumer and provider access and support a consumer in a time-limited, transitional housing program funded by WHN to ensure clinically needed transition of WHN consumers involved with state funded facility-based treatment to eventually obtain the stability of long-term self-determined housing.

Word PDF

Local Forensic Evaluation – How a consumer, provider, and WHN, meet the court-ordered capacity to proceed to trial evaluation Local Forensic Evaluation (LFE) conditions.

Word PDF

Multidisciplinary Evaluations for Competency
– How WHN, the consumer, and a provider meet multidisciplinary evaluations (MDE) conditions.

Word PDF




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Western Highlands Network | 356 Biltmore Avenue | Asheville, NC 28801

Consumers: 828-225-2800 or 1-800-951-3792 | Providers: 828-225-2785 or 1-800-671-6560 | Fax: 828-225-2784