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Private residential program
One private program and one standard of care. The individual proposal confirms the exact clinical, residential, and practical scope before admission.
The proposal is the authoritative record of what is included. Exceptional requirements and services beyond the agreed scope are discussed and approved separately.
The individual proposal
Programs at a glance
Compare the purpose, setting and published weekly fee before exploring the full details.
Suitability follows need and safety. The written proposal confirms inclusions, exclusions, duration and fees. SENSES is a healthspan program, with a distinct purpose from residential mental health and addiction treatment.
THE BALANCE provides one standard of fully private residential treatment, with each residential program dedicated to one client. The confirmed location, initial duration, team, residential arrangement, inclusions, known exclusions, and payment terms are stated in the individual agreement and invoice before admission.
The fee is a significant financial decision and should be considered together with clinical suitability and the actual scope of care. Ability to fund treatment does not guarantee admission, and the program should not be reduced below a safe clinical structure to meet a budget.
THE BALANCE is not divided into ranked quality packages. The treatment plan changes according to need, while the one-client residential model and standard of coordination remain consistent.
Not every client receives every method or specialist. Inclusion means the program provides the clinically indicated care within the agreed scope, not that a maximum list of services will be delivered.
Treatment begins with review of psychiatric, psychological, physical, substance-related, nutritional, sleep, medication, relationship, and risk information. The team develops a working plan and adapts it as the picture becomes clearer.
The proposal should identify the expected core professionals and any method or service that requires a separately contracted provider. A general phrase such as comprehensive care should not conceal limits or additional costs.
The treatment structure is described on Private Residential Treatment.
The fee includes the private residence and household arrangement stated in the agreement. A specific property, view, room, companion accommodation, security feature, or exceptional service should be assumed only when confirmed in writing.
Personal support is distinct from nursing, medical staffing, specialist security, or emergency care. The proposal does describe daytime, overnight, and on-call arrangements accurately.
Residence details are explained on Private Residences.
The published program does include three months of personalized continuing care. The individual plan does specify frequency, professional roles, appointment format, family involvement, home-team coordination, jurisdictional availability, and what happens when the included period ends.
The longer-term pathway is on International Continuing Care.
Foreseeable additional costs would be discussed and authorized before they are arranged. Immediate action may sometimes be required to protect health or safety, subject to the agreement and applicable law.
The initial number of weeks is a clinical recommendation based on the information available before admission. Complexity, stability, response, new findings, readiness for transition, and the home network may change the recommendation.
A proposed extension would have a clear clinical purpose and a written cost. The client or authorized contracting party would have time to understand the reason and alternatives. Residence and team availability must also be confirmed.
A shorter stay can provide valuable assessment and stabilization without implying that every longer-term need has been resolved.
The process requires the treatment agreement to be signed and the invoiced amount paid in advance. The final documents should state payment dates, currency, cancellation, postponement, early departure, refund, extension, and third-party terms.
Any insurance or payer reimbursement remains the responsibility of the client.
The practical process is described on How Admission Works.
If a carefully selected shared residential environment is clinically suitable, COGNIFUL may be considered as a distinct model. SENSES serves healthspan needs. Another hospital, specialist, community, or outpatient provider may also be the responsible recommendation.
The purpose of discussing alternatives is appropriate routing. Every inquiry should be assessed according to need, risk, setting, and capability.
Suitability is explained on Suitability and Admission Criteria.
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Questions
The current published fee is CHF 90,000 per week. The individual agreement confirms the location, duration, scope, payment, and any known additional costs.
The current position is one weekly fee rather than a public starting price. Commercial and legal teams must confirm the exact approved wording before publication.
No. Care is selected according to clinical indication, readiness, safety, and response. The fee does not purchase a maximum quantity of methods.
Only when expressly included in the agreed scope. Emergency, hospital, diagnostic, specialist, medication, and other third-party charges may be additional.
The current published program includes three months of personalized continuing care. The individual plan defines the frequency, format, roles, jurisdictional availability, and limits.
Yes, when clinically recommended, agreed, and operationally available. The reason, additional fee, residence, and team arrangement should be confirmed in writing.
Reimbursement cannot be guaranteed. The client should seek advice from the insurer or payer and remains responsible for payment under the agreement.
THE BALANCE should not remove essential clinical or safety elements to reach a budget. Another suitable program or provider can be considered when a different model is appropriate.
The level, pace, and focus of care are shaped around the individual.
Medical, psychological, and complementary disciplines work as one team.
Progress is reviewed regularly and the program adapts when needs change.
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