Contact Your Bleeding Disorder Treatment Team
HOW TO
Your bleeding disorder treatment team can help advocate on your behalf, educate the inpatient and residential treatment facilities about bleeding disorders, and serve as an important resource to the staff throughout your stay. During the conversation with your bleeding disorder treatment team, share all of the information you gathered in your initial contact with the facility following the denial. In addition:
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People with bleeding disorders across the country have been denied access to behavioral health facilities.
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They can do this by coordinating with your referring provider and contacting the facility to encourage them to reconsider your admission.
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The BD SUMHAC Provider Toolkit: This is a comprehensive guide for assisting providers in referring people with bleeding disorders to behavioral health facilities and can facilitate admission.
Draft letter from the bleeding disorder provider to the treatment facility regarding stability: This is a draft letter that your provider can edit and share with the behavioral health treatment facility to assure them that you are medically stable and your condition should not preclude you from admission.