 | Crisis Intake Services
Members of the clinical staff are trained and experienced in
psychiatric crisis assessment, and they are available Monday through
Friday, during regular business hours, to provide walk-in or
telephone crisis assessment. In addition, these staff also
take new referrals for outpatient services and schedule intake
appointments. Intakes are assigned to counselors based on age,
present problem, and health insurance requirements. |
| Counseling Services
This program provides individual, group, and family
counseling services. It also provides integrated mental
health, substance abuse, and mental retardation services.
Other services include: crisis intake, assessment and
referral, psychiatric medication, outpatient counseling, mental
health and mental retardation services. |
| Case Management Services
These services are provided to adults and children with a
mental health illness. Case Managers seek to link recipients
to a comprehensive set of services designed to help them stay in the
community and achieve a maximum quality of life. |
| After Hours Crisis Services
Twenty-four (24) hours, 7 days a week after hours crisis
services are offered for psychiatric emergency services.
CONTACT pages a worker on duty and puts them in touch with the
consumer to assess what psychiatric services are needed. |
| Psychiatric Services
Psychiatric assessment, medication maintenance, and state
aftercare pharmacy services are available. Contract
psychiatrists and psychiatric nurses are available to provide these
services. |
| Mental Health Support
This service is targeted at adults with severe mental
illness and a history of at least one psychiatric
hospitalization. It seeks to provide consumers with training
in areas of activities of daily living, as well as developing a
health and better understanding of psychiatric illnesses. |
| Substance Abuse
This program provides residential, intensive outpatient and
case management services to the substance abuse population.
Residential services include group home (Passages), two Oxford House
model programs, contractual services, and supervised apartments for
women. |
| Detoxification
Detoxification services are provided for medical or social
purposes to medically indigent persons. Services are provided
for inpatient substance abuse treatment. These services are
provided generally for individuals also needing an inpatient stay
beyond detoxification. |
