Accreditations and Memberships
Beachway Therapy Center is proud to be accredited by the Joint Commission and licensed by both the Florida Department of Children and Families and the Florida Agency for Healthcare Services.
The following accreditations and licenses reflect our commitment to offering those who struggle with substance abuse and mental health disorders the highest quality care.
Joint Commission Accreditation
The Joint Commission is an independent, not-for-profit organization which certifies health care organizations and programs across the U.S. Their seal is a symbol of quality in an organization’s commitment to meeting certain standards.
Beachway Therapy Center has been awarded the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of approval, which speaks to our dedication to ongoing quality care, patient safety, and best practices.
Beachway Therapy Center is a proud member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers, a nonprofit society which provides clinical and operations resources, industry best practices, and law and policy advocacy.
As a member, we are committed to adhering to the ethics, values and mission that this association represents.
Beachway Therapy Center is proud to be a FARR Certified Residence.
To file a grievance with FAAR please click this link here.
FAAR CODE OF ETHICS
- The primary obligation of Owners, Managers, Staff and Volunteers of Certified Residences is to respect the integrity and promote the welfare of the resident, whether the resident is assisted individually or in a community In a community setting, Owners, Managers, Staff and Volunteers of Certified Residences are also responsible for taking reasonable precautions to protect individuals from physical and/or psychological trauma resulting from interaction within the Community
- FARR Certified Residences shall ensure that in any community setting, staff, volunteers and visiting sponsors, recovery coaches and/or counselors set a norm of confidentiality regarding all community participants’ disclosures
- FARR Certified Residences ensure that if a resident is or has been in a therapeutic relationship with professional person or entity, staff attempts to make contact with that professional person or entity after obtaining proper releases for the exchange of relevant information from the resident. These contacts or attempts to contact must be documented in the resident record
- When it has been determined that the Resident’s needs are not being met at the current level of care/support, the Resident will be receive the necessary assistance with residential placement in the appropriate level of car