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Data on Julian F. Keith ADATC

The Julian F. Keith Alcohol and Drug Abuse Treatment Center (ADATC) is an 80-bed in-patient treatment facility designed to meet the needs of alcohol and other drug dependent adults with co-occurring psychiatric disorders of the 37 westernmost counties in North Carolina. The length of stay at JFK ADATC is variable and determined by individual need. Admission is available to any adult consumer in the 37-county region, regardless of financial resources or

insurance status. Referrals are made by Local Management Entities within the JFK ADATC service region.

The ADATCs are inspected on a regular basis by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Inspectors may also conduct inspections in order to assess problems that arise between recertification visits.  CMS decides whether the ADATCs are in compliance with standards and thereby eligible to receive payment through Medicare and/or Medicaid.  The ADATCs may also be certified by the Joint Commission, an independent not-for-profit organization that accredits healthcare organizations. Copies of CMS and Joint Commission inspections are available from the DHHS Public Affairs Office at 919-733-9190.

Significant Events

If any deaths occur in the treatment center, or if there are any significant patient injuries or significant events involving staff, these will be reported on this page (beginning in January 2008).

Information related to deaths may be obtained from the Chief Medical Examiner's Office at http://ocme.dhhs.nc.gov/ or at 919-743-9000 and/or with permission granted from the patient/resident or their legally responsible person in accordance with NC General Statute 122C-52(e) and 42 Code of Federal Regulations Chapter 7.

 

Resident Injury Report

Weekly Admissions and Discharges