Solace Health Group Clinical Ethics Policy

Last updated: February 2025

At Solace Health Group, our ethical commitment to client safety, dignity, and clinical integrity guides every aspect of our care and communication. This policy outlines our ethical framework for delivering addiction recovery services.

1. Client Dignity and Autonomy

We honor each client's right to make informed decisions about their treatment. This includes:

• Informed consent for all services

• Respect for personal and cultural values

• Confidentiality protections in accordance with HIPAA

2. Nonjudgmental, Inclusive Care

We serve all clients without discrimination. Our services are:

• Accessible regardless of race, gender, orientation, or background

• Free from coercion, shame-based tactics, or punitive practices

• Grounded in compassion, professionalism, and trauma-informed approaches

3. Clinical Oversight and Competency

Our care team includes licensed and certified professionals. We ensure:

• All staff operate within their legal scope of practice

• Referrals are made when higher or specialized care is needed

• Medical services are overseen by a board-certified physician in Addiction Medicine

4. Ethical Communication and Marketing

We do not exaggerate outcomes or guarantee success. Our public communication:

• Reflects real services and staff credentials

• Avoids fear-based or manipulative language

• Is reviewed for clinical and ethical accuracy

5. Responsible Service Delivery

Solace Health Group upholds:

• Accurate documentation of care

• Emergency procedures and safety protocols

• Professional boundaries between clients and staff

Contact for Ethics Concerns

To raise a concern or ask a question about this policy, contact:
Charles Lyles, CEO
info@solacehealthgroup.com
(949) 763-4717