Available Services

We strive to provide compassionate, beneficial, and clinically appropriate mental health services for children, adults and families in the office, the community, and home settings.

Intake Assessments

If you need mental health services, we’ll schedule an appointment for you with one of our licensed clinicians.
Following this appointment, you will be referred to a level of care based on your individual or family’s needs.
Before leaving the office, we’ll also provide your family with a follow-up appointment, and you’ll have the opportunity to develop a Person Centered Plan with a Qualified Mental Health Professional.

Tailored Care Management

The overall goal of Tailored Care Management is to improve health outcomes for patients by assigning one Care Manager to coordinate their care and assist in addressing unmet needs.
The assigned care manager will work with patient’s care team through multidisciplinary team approach.

Therapy Services

These services include, individual, family, and group therapy.
These services are provided in the patient’s home or in the community.
Through evident based interventions, clinicians use a person centered approach to help patients overcome mental health symptoms.

Psychiatric Services

These services include initial Psychiatric Evaluations and Medication Management services.
These services are through the telehealth platform with one of our Licensed Psychiatrists or Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners.
Providers in our clinic include Board Certified Child, Adolescent, Adult Psychiatrists and Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners.
Initial Evaluations are scheduled for one hour and include a comprehensive review of individual and family medical and mental health history.
Follow-up appointments vary based on clinical complexity but generally require a 20 minute appointment.

Intensive In Home Services

This is a team approach designed to address the identified needs of children and adolescents who are unable to remain stable in the community/home without intensive interventions due to crisis behaviors.
The team delivering services is comprised of a licensed professional, a qualified professional, and one additional qualified or associate professional.
All three team members work with the family as a unit to provide services to the patient and family.
As part of this service, the team can also link the patient to other services as they need.

Day Treatment

This is a facility based mental health service designed for children and adolescents 5-20 years old.
Day Treatment services are provided at a maximum of 6 hours a day and a minimum of 3 hours a day, based on need and clinical appropriateness.
Day Treatment services provide mental health interventions in a structured therapeutic group treatment setting.
- These interventions build on strengths and address identified functional difficulties associated with the complex conditions of each individual patient and family.

Partial Hospitalization

Partial Hospitalization is a short-term service designed to prevent hospitalization or to serve as an interim step for those leaving the hospital.
A physician will participate in the diagnosis, treatment planning, and admission or discharge decisions.