OUTCOMES AND AFTERCARE
Once a child has achieved most of his or her treatment plan goals at Beloit, the treatment team will begin discussing a discharge from Beloit. Home visits become more frequent, and services are set-up to help with the transition. A discharge date is usually agreed upon by the therapist, family and DHS (if necessary). Transitions are important for success. Kids need time for closure—they are often excited to return home to family, but also sad to leave friends, staff and schoolmates.

After discharge, LSI can talk with you about what options might be available for your child to receive other services in your community. For example, if your family has Title 19 insurance, you are eligible for our remedial services program, which helps kids and families build skills to deal with issues like coping skills, communication, decision-making and anger management.

We have an LPHA available on campus who can do assessments for your child and then develop a remedial services plan if necessary. Our LSI staff can then meet with your child and family in your home or at the office.