Bipolar Disorder Guide

Benefits

Your Behavioral Health benefits include:

• Assessment Services: Standard assessment of mental health needs and progress.
• Behavioral Health Day Services/Day Treatment: Day treatment and adult day care services.
• Behavioral Health Medical Services (Medication Management, Drug Screening): Services include evaluation of the need for medication; clinical effectiveness and side effects of medication; medication education; and prescribing, dispensing, and administering of psychiatric medications.
• Behavioral Health Psychosocial Rehabilitation: Services to help people re-enter everyday life (cooking, managing money and performing household chores).
• Computerized Cognitive Behavioral Analysis: Including health focused clinical interview, behavioral observations, and health and behavioral interviews for individual, group and family (with or without the patient).
• Equine Therapy: Provided to members with behavioral health conditions and involves activities with horses.
• Medication Assisted Treatment Services: Services used to help people who are struggling with drug addiction.
• Therapeutic Behavioral On-Site Services: Therapy services, behavior management, and therapeutic support are coordinated through individualized treatment teams to help members with complex needs from requiring placement in a more intensive, restrictive behavioral health setting.
• Art Therapy: Provided to members with behavioral health conditions in an outpatient setting. Must be delivered by a behavioral health clinician with art therapy certification.
• Therapy (individual or family): One-on-one individual mental health therapy.
• Therapy (group): Mental health therapy in a group setting.
• Pet Therapy: Provided to members with behavioral health conditions and involves activities with trained animals.
• Massage Therapy: Massage of the soft body tissues to help injuries and reduce pain.
• Non-Emergency Transportation Services: Transportation to and from all your medical appointments. This could be on the bus, a van that can transport people with disabilities, a taxi, or other kinds of vehicles.
• Free Standing Psychiatric Inpatient:  Short-term alternative to inpatient psychiatric hospitalization and provides brief intensive services for patients presenting in acute crisis.
• Crisis Stabilization Unit Services (CSU): Emergency mental health services that are performed in a facility that is not a regular hospital.
• Detoxification or Addiction Receiving Facility: Emergency substance abuse services that are performed in a facility that is not a regular hospital.
• Mobile Crisis Assessment and Intervention: Emergency mental health services provided in the home, community, or school by a team of health care professionals.
• Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): Structured mental health treatment services provided in a hospital four-six hours each day for five days per week.
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Intensive outpatient treatment for alcohol or drug services and behavioral health treatment or services.
• Ambulatory Detoxification Services: Services without extended onsite monitoring provides clinical and medical management of physical and psychological withdrawal symptoms (from alcohol and other drugs) on an outpatient basis in a community setting.
• Peer Support Services: Services to help people who are in recovery from an addiction or mental illness.
• Drop-In Center Services: A social club offering peer support and a flexible schedule of activities.
• Infant Mental Health Pre and Post Testing Services: Testing services by a mental health Services professional with special training in infants and young children.
• Community Based Wraparound Services: Individualized care planning and care management service to support children with complex needs who are at risk of placement in a mental health treatment facility.
• Short Term Residential Treatment: Short term residential treatment program for pregnant women with substance use disorder.
• Multi-Systemic Therapy: Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) is an evidenced based practice of intensive treatment for troubled youth delivered in multiple settings. This program aims to promote pro-social behavior and reduce criminal activity, mental health symptomology, out-of-home placements, and illicit substance use.

Rewards

Earn cash rewards through Sunshine Health My Health Pays programs:

• Substance Use Health Coaching: Ages 12 years and up. Complete three coaching sessions with a Care Manager in three months. Enrollment in Case Management and signed consent form are required. Earn $10.
• Post Behavioral Health Admission Follow up Visit: Earn rewards for attending an outpatient follow up appointment with a behavioral health provider within seven days after discharge from an inpatient facility. Earn $20.