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Level of Care Assessment
Understanding and Meeting Your Needs
What Is a Level of Care Assessment?
A Level of Care Assessment (LOCA) is an in-person interview completed by Pathway to Care and Recovery’s Assessment Specialist team. This assessment gathers information from you to identify and evaluate treatment needs based on the extent and severity of the your substance use.
The LOCA includes the six dimensions from The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Criteria, 2013. Additionally, it assesses your strengths, resources, preferences, limitations, challenges, and needs, helping to establish priorities for treatment.
Your Recovery Journey Begins with the Right Plan
This step is crucial in determining the level of care you or your loved one requires, enabling our staff to identify the most suitable treatment provider to meet those specific needs. Each individual who walks through our front door has their own story that requires an individual plan that is right for them in their journey towards recovery and healing.
GET HELP NOW
The journey to recovery for you or your loved one can begin here. All you need to do is fill out the information below, and one of our dedicated staff will contact you. We are open 24/7/365 and ready to help you at any time.
We value your inquiry, whether you are seeking treatment or just information. All inquiries will be reviewed and responded to. If submitting a request through our “Get Help Now” section to seek program entry, you acknowledge that your submission does not guarantee admission; entry depends on program eligibility and availability. Please note that any personal information you provide may be shared with our staff to respond to your inquiry. We are committed to confidentiality and will not disclose your information to third parties, except as required by law or to fulfill your request.
If you are in crisis or need emergency assistance, please immediately dial 911 (emergency services) or 988 (suicide and crisis lifeline).