Livengrin's
Mission:
To empower the individual to embrace recovery and
break the cycle of addiction by providing comprehensive,
integrated and holistic treatment services
Livengrin's Vision:
To continue to earn the respect and trust of our
patients and our profession, and the recognition
as one of the premier providers of addiction treatment
services in Pennsylvania and throughout the nation.
Livengrin's Values:
Our mission and vision can best be achieved by:
Respecting the
rights and meeting the needs of our patients,
their families, and our co-workers - and thus
Enriching the
communities we serve, while also
Maintaining our
commitment to our professional and financial integrity
Accreditation
& Licensing Statement
• Addiction is a progressive, chronic, non-discriminatory
disease which, if left untreated, can be fatal.
• An abstinence-based, 12-step treatment
program encompassing a full and appropriate continuum
of care is the most effective model to achieve
recovery.
• All persons have the capacity for recovery,
and as such, they need and deserve the highest
quality, individualized treatment regimen in order
to maximize their chances of successful recovery.
• All individuals who come to us for help
deserve to be treated with dignity, respect, and
compassion.
• Addiction affects not just the individual,
but also one's family, friends, coworkers, and
community.
• As a nonprofit, community-based charitable
organization, Livengrin should provide assessment,
treatment, and/or referral services to all who
seek us out, and at the same time be cognizant
of our social, corporate, and fiscal responsibilities.
• It is our responsibility to seek charitable
contributions and other resources to help provide
services to those without the means to pay for
treatment.
• Patients with co-occurring psychiatric
and substance use disorders are at greater risk
for relapse and have higher rates of disability;
therefore, their conditions must be assessed and
addressed concomitantly in the treatment plan.
• A major contribution to positive treatment
outcomes involves extra therapeutic factors; therefore
family and other systems should be actively involved
in preparing for all aftercare experiences.
• We have a responsibility to our clinical
staff, who, in the role of healers, need ongoing
nurturance and enrichment in order to provide optimal
service to the patient.
• Continuous quality improvement involves
ongoing training and education of our Board and
staff, and a rigorous review of our program content
and outcomes.
Accreditation
and Licensing Statement
Livengrin Foundation was founded in 1966
as one of the first private, nonprofit addiction
treatment centers in Pennsylvania. With a main
campus in Bensalem and five outpatient centers
throughout the region, the organization is a
premier resource for treatment, education, and
recovery programs that address alcohol and/or
drug dependency.
Livengrin is fully licensed by the Pennsylvania
Department of Health (Division of Drug & Alcohol
Program Licensing) and the Pennsylvania Department
of Public Welfare (Office of Mental Health), accredited
by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare
Organizations, and registered with the IRS as a
501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation.
Privacy Statement
General statement of Livengrin Patient Policy: Livengrin cannot legally,
nor does it choose to, respond to any inquiry asking us to confirm or
deny the registration of any person as a Livengrin patient, past or
present. Further details on patient confidentiality are available in
the Admissions section of the website.
Photographic Policy
All identifiable individuals on this website or in Livengrin's printed
matter may be staff of the organization, or members of the public not
directly affiliated with Livengrin as a present or former patient. In
the cases of former patients of Livengrin, pictured at public events,
such individuals are asked for permission and informed about the possible
publication of the images before any photography. Livengrin Foundation
does not knowingly publish photographs of alumni without such permission
and applied cautions, and takes all reasonable steps to ensure privacy
and confidentiality. Livengrin Foundation does not knowingly publish
photographs of current patients at any time.
