Outcomes

Outcome Results for Managed Care Company #1

A survey was conducted in May 1995 in conjunction with the Optimal Data Corporation by Brigham Young University in behalf of a managed care company. Those interviewed were the parents of Aspen students who had participated in the Aspen Achievement Academy from six months to two and a half years prior to the time that the survey took place. The findings of the survey showed:

67% of the family relationships have improved since participating in the Aspen program.
100% of those involved in family treatment prior to their child's attendance at Aspen said that their family was compliant with the treatment recommendations of a clinical professional.
83% participated in family treatment while their child was at Aspen. Of those that were involved in family treatment while their son or daughter was at Aspen, 100% said they were compliant with the treatment recommendations made by the clinical professional.
88% continued family treatment after their child returned from Aspen. Given their experience with the Aspen program, 88% would admit their children into the program if they had to do it over again.
92% would refer someone to our program.

1. After participating in Aspen's program, have family relationships improved between you and your child?
67% said yes, 8% said no

2. Was your family compliant with the treatment recommendations of the clinical professional prior to your child's attendance at Aspen?
100% said yes

3. Was your family involved in treatment while your child was at Aspen?
83% said yes, 17% said no

4. Was your family compliant with the treatment recommendations made by the clinical professional while your child was at Aspen?
100 % said yes

5. Has your family been involved in family treatment after your child was discharged from Aspen?
88% said yes, 13% said no

6. Given your experience with the Aspen program, would you admit your child into the program if you had to do it over again?
88% said yes, 13% said no

7. Would you refer someone to our program?
92% said yes, 8% said no