Treatment & Rehabilitation
The National Rehabilitation Center provides comprehensive services in the field of addiction treatment and rehabilitation. These services begin with a thorough patient assessment process, conducted using a clinical approach under the supervision of a multidisciplinary treatment team. Each specialty carries out a detailed evaluation according to their area of expertise, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the patient’s health, psychological, and social needs.
At the conclusion of the assessment phase, the treating team conduct a meeting to develop an individualized and integrated treatment plan aimed at supporting the patient’s recovery and enhancing the sustainability of long-term recovery. The psychiatrist, as the head of the treating team, oversees the implementation of the treatment plan and ensures the quality of care provided.
Treatment & Rehabilitation Process
Welcome
Patient affairs staff greet and guide the patient and family.
Nursing Assessment
Nurse evaluates general health and vital information.
Psychiatric Assessment
Psychiatrist assesses substance use and mental health issues.
Medical Assessment
General practitioner checks for acute or chronic health problems.
Social Assessment
Social worker reviews family, social, and financial background.
Purpose of the Assessment
Build Trust
Build Trust
Establish a therapeutic relationship with the client.
Comprehensive History
Comprehensive History
Collect details on substance use, mental and physical health, and social context.
Formulate Plan
Formulate Plan
Create a multidisciplinary treatment plan tailored to the patient.
Referral Coordination
The Center follows a structured approach to patient guidance and referral after conducting a comprehensive assessment aimed at identifying patients’ health, psychological, and social needs. Patients are referred to the most appropriate healthcare department or facility capable of efficiently addressing their needs. The Center ensures effective communication with the receiving teams to maintain continuity of care and facilitate a seamless transition between services. Patients’ conditions are regularly monitored, and their needs are reassessed as necessary. In emergency situations, patients are managed immediately through direct referral to the emergency department, ensuring the delivery of urgent and comprehensive care.
