Santé's assessments are tailored to the specific needs of the professional, therefore, the different types of testing can vary from one individual to another.  Collateral data can be collected from family, friends, colleagues, employers and from any written complaint that may have led to the assessment.

Santé Center for Healing’s Licensed Professional Assessment Program offers a fair, precise and objective investigation of the professional in crisis. Data collected during the assessment is then used to gauge the professional’s ability to return to work, provide monitoring recommendations and/or the necessity for him/her to seek further treatment.  This information is provided in a formal written report to the referral source within a timeframe agreed upon with respective organization.

Components of the assessment Psychiatric evaluation Biopsychosocial assessment General history and physical examination with screening laboratory studies Family systems assessment Spiritual assessment Clinical assessment and interviews Nursing assessment Coping and social skills training History and examination by psychologist with psychological screening Additional testing, if necessary, including such tests as polygraphs and Abel Screening Collection of data from collateral sources, as deemed necessary Observations of the individual’s behavior within the therapeutic milieu on campus Random unannounced drug testing with chain-of-custody provisions Preliminary report by telephone on the day of discharge Verbal and written recommendations to the individual being assessed on the final day of the assessment Timley written report to referral source Re-entry assessment when professional has been out of work for a period of time