FAQ
Common Questions Asked by Clients and Their Families
What type of professionals work at Turning Leaf?
Where is Turning Leaf located?
Who decides what services I need and how long I'll be there?
How are Turning Leaf services funded?
What are the living arrangements?
How are people referred to Turning Leaf?
What type of professionals work at Turning Leaf?
We have a full team of professionals to work with you or your loved one. The team includes:
- Behavioral Psychologist
- Administrative Staff
- Registered PsychiatricNurses
- Social Worker(s)
- Vocational Therapist(s)
- Recreation Therapists
- Team Leaders
- Direct Care Staff
Where is Turning Leaf located?
We are conveniently located in South Lansing, with attractive well-kept grounds. Situated on six acres, Turning Leaf provides a private park-like setting and a safe, relaxing environment for our residents.
Who decides what services I need and how long I’ll be there?
Your treatment plan is developed based on your referring diagnosis with input from you, members of the interdisciplinary team and your family, when possible. Most of our services begin with an evaluation, followed by realistic goal setting strategies for improvement. The actual length of service depends on your individual needs and rate of progress.
How are Turning Leaf services funded?
We are able to work with many funding sources including:
- Various Forms of Auto/Health Insurance
- Community Mental Health Agencies
- Private Pay
What are the living arrangements?
Accommodations at Turning Leaf consist of spacious two-bedroom cottages with semi-private or private rooms. Each attached facility has its own laundry, kitchen, handicapped-accessible bathrooms and a large combined dining and living area, featuring pleasant and comfortable furnishings. If meals are needed, we can provide from one to three home-cooked meals per day. Laundry services and medication assistance are also provided, based on individual needs.
How are people referred to Turning Leaf?
We accept referrals from physicians, social workers, discharge planners, case managers and community mental health agencies. Clients or their families may also apply directly.
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