A clear path for
behavioral health referrals.
Personalized telehealth and outpatient behavioral-health services for adults. Our team can discuss clinical needs, available services, care coordination, and potential next steps.
Services available through Lumina
Clinical needs.
Connected next steps.
Healthcare professionals often need more than a list of services. They need to understand whether a provider may be appropriate for an individual’s needs, what levels of care are available, how treatment can continue after a transition, and who to contact when coordination is necessary.
Depending on clinical needs and the individual treatment plan, services may include the options listed here. Appointments may be provided in person, through telehealth, or through a combination of both when clinically appropriate.
Explore shared service pages- Behavioral-health assessments
- Individual counseling
- Personalized treatment planning
- Mental-health treatment
- Trauma-informed therapy
- EMDR therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills
- Substance-use counseling
- Alcohol-misuse counseling
- Co-occurring disorder treatment
- Relapse-prevention planning
- Recovery-support services
- Recovery check-ins
- Telehealth video visits
- In-person outpatient appointments
- Family education and coordination
- Coordination with other healthcare professionals
- Continuing care following residential treatment
Referral considerations
Finding an appropriate
fit for the individual.
Lumina may support adult men and women in a range of circumstances. Clinical appropriateness, location, provider licensure, service eligibility, and applicable regulations should be considered when determining whether a particular service is available.
- Beginning mental-health treatment
- Returning to therapy after time away
- Experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, or emotional distress
- Concerned about alcohol or substance use
- Experiencing co-occurring mental-health and substance-use concerns
- Returning to use following a period of recovery
- Transitioning from residential treatment
- Maintaining recovery while managing everyday responsibilities
- Seeking telehealth therapy
- Seeking a structured outpatient treatment plan
- Unsure which level of care may be appropriate
Transitions in care
Continuing care after residential treatment
A transition out of residential treatment should not mean the end of behavioral-health support. Lumina Behavioral Health can help eligible clients continue care after completing residential treatment at Lumina at the Manor.
When appropriate, residential and outpatient teams can work together before discharge to develop a more practical transition plan.
Learn about continuing careCare coordination
Support across the bigger picture
Behavioral-health needs frequently intersect with other medical, psychological, recovery, and social needs. Lumina’s outpatient services may include coordination with other healthcare professionals as part of an individualized treatment plan.
The goal is to help clients move between appropriate levels of care while maintaining support for mental health, recovery, trauma, daily functioning, and long-term wellness.
Discuss care coordinationTelehealth availability depends on clinical appropriateness, client location, provider licensure, and applicable regulations.
Insurance, eligibility & payment
Let us help you
navigate the details.
Questions about insurance and payment do not need to prevent the first conversation. Contact Lumina to discuss available options.
Verify your options- Insurance verification
- Available benefits
- Service eligibility
- Telehealth coverage
- Outpatient-treatment coverage
- Private-payment options
- Required authorizations
- Referral requirements
- Scheduling and availability
Coverage and eligibility vary according to insurance plan, location, selected service, provider participation, and clinical needs.
Let’s find an appropriate next step.
Contact our team to discuss clinical needs, referral requirements, service eligibility, and continuing support for an individual in your care.