We would like to say we could provide this service for less but there are some key costs involved with changing behaviors in teens. In a nutshell compariable to the cost of a new SUV or American Luxury Car. (Depending on location and therapy costs)Low interest rates make these programs a good alternative. (I would spend it in a heart beat knowing that greater than 95% of the youth turn their lives around after attending a year or more. The alternative is often watching them drift in out of the legal system or worse.) Ask about our school loan programs today.
1- 7X24 care - If you have had or know of the costs of providing round the clock care and monitoring for elderly or children you could agree this is a costly item.
2- Security - Keeping drug free campuses cannot be done in a public setting requiring remote settings and controls.
3- Therapy - group and individual sessions are often required to change your teen's behavior, skilled professionals monitor the progress, and their fees are added.
4- Any individual Medical and phycological evaluations or related costs for treatment.
5- Skilled teachers and social workers, the salaries for the best experienced staffs availiable in the area.
A few of the above are covered under insurance and the account representative can guide you in selecting the services that will give you and your teen the greatest benefit.
Generally the cost is greater than attending a upscale boarding school or equal to attending a university full time. The representative can tell you which programs are currently having specials and bonuses.
Frequent asked Questions about Costs?
Q1. What do these primary care, round the clock, secure, private education,
and assisted living services cost parents?
Answer: Pimary care is expensive as any parent knows if caring for aging
parents. Service varies from school location but generally from
$2650 to $4900 per month. For parents who use our private financing option
or get line of credit at thier bank, monthly payments could be as low as
$400 per month for 10 year term.
Q2. Will my health insurance pay for this service?
Answer: Generally NO, the required medications prescribed by your doctor or
medical staff would be covered under your current health plan terms.
Q3. Will the government pay any part of these fees?
Answer: NO in fact DCS or DFS in many parts of the country are forcing repayment by
parents of up to $45000 per year if the teen is taken into a government program
without becoming a ward of the state and the state penal institutions.
We are private institutions but state governments are continually contacting
us because we provide these specialized services at a cheaper cost than they can provide.
Educational grants and loans are used for adult College level classes and take
years to obtain without a GED or High school diploma. The process will take longer
than your teen is able to attend the schooling needed. All our schools
provide GED programs.
Q4. What are our financial options to provide these services to my teen?
Answer: There are three main ways that the services are paid for;
Direct payment, Sponsorship, or private educational loans.
month to month payment of the fees with a 6 month initial commitment.
this is where a business like a family business will
provide the training for the teen and make the payments. Or a family,
church, or community non profit group will sponsor a teen in the
program using a escrow payment plan. Escrow payment plans is where you place the funds
with a escrow agent from several sources and the agent makes a single payment
monthly.
Private educational loans
terms are as low as $400 per month over
a 10 year period of time similar to a car loan. Ask an admissions coordinator
for details.
Q5. How long must my teen attend?
Answer: Average stay is 12 months but it is up to the progress of the teen and
parent in over coming issues that have gotten them into the situation. Some
times if the teen is involved with drugs, separation anxiety, and
deviant behavior these might take longer stays.
Special Bonus: Warranty 60 days free return to the program if old habits return.
