Notice of Privacy Practices
SequelCare of Florida has been serving children and families for more than 15 years. We currently provide mental health and Children's Targeted Case Management services for approximately 1,000 children and families in Pinellas, Pasco, Palm Beach, Indian River, St. Lucie, Martin, and Okeechobee Counties. We provide therapeutic foster homes for children in the foster care system in the St. Petersburg and surrounding areas. Ninety percent of counseling services are provided in the family's home, the child's school, the child's daycare and/or in the community. SequelCare of Florida specializes in the treatment of severe behavioral disorders, severe mental health disorder, trauma-specific services, and cross-over youth (DJJ and DCF involvement) as well as working with stabilizing and strengthening families.
Whom Do We Serve?
SequelCare of Florida provides an array of services to anyone who is in need and qualifies for our programs. Our foster home programs require the child to be in foster care and meet eligibility requirements as outlined through the Specialized Therapeutic Foster Home Medicaid program. Our community-based care counseling and case management services are at no cost or with a modest co-payment to the individual to anyone having the following Medicaid insurances: Amerigroup, Sunshine Health, Harmony Staywell/Healthease, United Healthcare Services, Florida Medicaid, Beacon, Champva, Prestige/Optum, Psychcare, CMS/MED3000, and Wellcare. SequelCare of Florida does provide counseling services on a sliding scale fee for those who don't qualify under these insurance policies.
Behavior Analysis Program
Behavior Analysis provides instruction to children with developmental disabilities and/or behavioral concerns to help decrease problem behavior and increase socially appropriate alternative behaviors. Behavior Analysis professionals provide services to children 0-17 in the home, community, and school settings. Our Behavior Analyst and team work directly with the child as well as caregivers such as parents and foster parents, teachers, and aftercare or childcare providers to ensure that each child has a support system of caregivers to help them gain success. Skills taught include language acquisition, daily living skills, coping and tolerance skills, social skills, and cognitive skills.