Wellness Recovery Center
Service Overview
Important Update as of August 10, 2022:
Due to the ongoing nationwide healthcare workforce crisis, which has greatly impacted Region Ten staffing, all admissions to the Wellness Recovery Center will be paused until programming can safely and responsibly be re-opened.
At this time the target date for reopening WRC will be January 2023.
Current WRC staff are being redeployed to fortify Emergency Services and other 24/7 programming across the agency to safely and adequately provide Code of Virginia mandated services.
Region Ten is still scheduling consumers for crisis screenings and providing referrals to other CSUs such as Arbor House and Sunshine Lady House. There may be crisis counseling options in the future, depending on capacity, so please check back with Emergency Services staff and/or let ES staff know if you are interested in this service.
- Program Length
- Up to 14 days
- Contact Info
- Available Locations
- Eligibility Criteria
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- Adults 18 and up who are experiencing a mental health crisis. Individuals must be able to participate in groups and individual counseling sessions. Individuals with serious medical conditions may need to be medically cleared before admission.
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What to Bring Print
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- Two weeks supply of all currently prescribed medications. Laundry room is available onsite. Insurance cards (even if choosing to self-pay). Books, art supplies, puzzles, and board games are available, but individuals may bring their own.
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You can find answers to our most frequently asked questions about this service here. If you’ve got a question we haven’t covered, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
What kind of services can I expect at the Wellness Recovery Center?
What sorts of mental health crises does WRC treat? Most people we treat live in the community with chronic mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and trauma. However, due to life circumstances or a simple worsening of symptoms, they lose the ability to function effectively and/or are at increasing risk of harming themselves or others. We also treat those experiencing their first mental health emergency.
How much does WRC cost? The Wellness Recovery Center strives to make itself available to everyone in the community, regardless of means or income. The Wellness Recovery Center accepts all forms of Medicaid. We do not accept Medicare or private insurance, with the exception of some private Anthem plans. Those individuals with private Anthem are encouraged to contact their insurance company directly to get information about any co-pays or deductibles that might be applicable to a stay at the Wellness Recovery Center. A sliding fee schedule and payment plans are available for those who opt to self-pay.
Can friends and family visit WRC? Yes. We encourage engagement with supportive friends and family members throughout your stay. Visiting hours are 5:30pm-7:00pm on the weekdays and 12:00pm-1:30pm on the weekends. Friends and families may also call the client phone at (434) 970-1469. You can decline to see or talk to any visitor at any time.
Can I smoke at WRC?
Is my service confidential? Region Ten will not share your information without your permission unless you are experiencing a mental health crisis. Region Ten reserves the right to install and activate video monitoring of the agencies’ property to include, parking lots, driveways, courtyards, lobbies, halls, residential community, and common areas. Residential community and common areas include living rooms, halls, kitchens, activity/computer rooms. Video monitoring will not include bedrooms or bathrooms.