2019 Application (required)

2019 Social History form (required)

CSA Reimbursement Form

Rate Sheet (7/18-7/19)

To make a referral to Bridges Residential Program, please call 1.434.200.5700 during business hours. If evening or weekend calls are necessary, an on call worker with Centra Mental Health Intake Center is available to provide some general information and, more importantly, to facilitate contact with the admissions staff at 434.200.5700 or email by clicking here.

All referrals or inquiries for treatment are confidential. Admissions are made with parent/guardian permission.

Referrals for residential treatment are typically made by the special education department of the applicant's school to the local FAPT (Family Assessment and Planning Team) or Community Planning and Management Team (CPMT), local interagency teams established by the Comprehensive Services Act (CSA). CSA was designed to help troubled youths and their families.

Treatment at Bridges Residential Center is funded through Medicaid, CSA and other sources. Please contact your local Comprehensive Services Act (CSA) coordinator for details. To find your local CSA coordinator, visit the CSA website here.

Services are funded through Medicaid, CSA and other sources.  Residential treatment is now accepting funding through a state contract with Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.

Click here for the current rate.

What do I need to bring for my child's stay?

When packing for your child, please keep in mind that Bridges does not provide storage space. Bridges reserves the right to send articles back home with parents/guardians that are deemed counter-therapeutic to our environment. Linens, laundry facilities and detergent are provided. The following list will be helpful when gathering your child's belongings:

Permitted Items

• A weekend bag/suitcase to remain on campus for the child when passes home are granted; large containers and suitcases will not be stored and will need to be taken back home.
• Seven days of seasonal clothing including jeans and t-shirts; casual clothing may include jeans and t-shirts.
• Sturdy tennis shoes (non-marking soles)
• Bathing suit (all seasons)
• Gym clothing
• Radio, clock, hairdryer and other electrical appliances will need to be found in safe working conditions by Bridges'' maintenance.
• Personal hygiene products
• Favorite toy (for younger children)
• Tapes and posters may be brought.
• Bridges does not provide clothing or spending allowances for the residents. You may leave money for your child with the milieu coordinator. This money will be monitored by staff

Prohibited Items

• CD players/CDs
• iPods/MP3 players
• Cell phones
• Other personal electronic devices