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Larry Simons Residences Case Study Summary

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A New Leaf provides various different services including domestic violence shelters, after school care, and residential care. The Larry Simons Residences (LSR) is a Residential Treatment Center (RTC) for adolescent males and females ages 12-18. LSR follows regulations established by the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Bureau of Residential Facilities (Arizona Department of Health Services, n.d.). Social policies concerning adolescent substance abuse, affect this case. For example, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 requires coverage for mental health and substance use disorder services (Anthony, Jenson, and Howard, 2016). Additionally policies regarding children’s mental health affect LSR. LSR accepts clients

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