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| Our Mental Illness division provides an array of residential services ranging from a short term crisis residential unit to supported apartment living. Our current residential capacity is 73 community based beds. We provide outpatient services such as psychotherapy and psychiatric care in locations across our service area. We provide case management and skills training service to those's working toward recovery but continue to require supports to maintain independent living status within the community. We also provide crisis intervention service available 24 hours, 7 days per week for those in psychiatric crisis. | Our Substance Abuse division provides intensive outpatient service (approximately 350 served annually). We also provide specialized residential and outpatient treatment for women with priority given to women who are pregnant and have dependent children. |
| Eligibility is based on diagnostic criteria such as diagnosis of mental retardation, substance abuse, or a severe and persistent mental illness. 90% of our funding comes from state grants from the Department of Mental Health and fees for Medicaid service. 10% comes from insurance or private pay revenues. All individuals are treated regardless of the ability to pay so long as diagnostic criteria are met. | |
Our Mental Retardation division provides residential service to 62 individuals living in the community in a supervised setting. Community based skills training is also provided to more that 120 additional individuals. |
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