Outpatient Mental Health Center
About the program
OMHC programs are provided in a clinic setting. A wide range of services are organized within a comprehensive therapeutic environment that includes screening and assessment, diagnostic determination, individual and family counseling, psychiatric consultations, medication management, crisis intervention, group counseling, client advocacy, and referral to community resources. Clients are assigned to licensed clinicians who assist in individual planning and care. Services additionally include consultation with family and/or professional care providers.
Philosophy of the program
Outpatient Mental Health Clinic (OMHC) programs to assist persons with developing and maintaining coping skills that facilitate adjustment and integration within their living environments and community. Clients and family members are empowered to make decisions about their care with the expected outcome of an increased quality of life. Services are designed and implemented to: support the recovery, health, or well-being of the persons or families served; enhance the quality of life of the persons served; reduce symptoms or needs and build resilience; restore and/or improve functioning; support the integration of the persons served into the community.
Program goals
Specific services offered:
Evaluative services provided:
Assessment and diagnosis by the second visit, co-occurring substance abuse screening assessment, comprehensive psychiatric assessments for minors, review of somatic status. Treatment planning: individualized treatment plan by the fifth visit and reviews every 6 months thereafter.
Treatment services provided:
Mental health treatment to include individual therapy, family therapy and group therapy; psychological evaluation and testing; co-occurring substance abuse treatment; medication management services; on-call and crisis intervention services; intensive outpatient program. Support services provided: recommendations and referrals to psychiatric rehabilitation and support services, somatic care, speech and language services, vision and hearing services, special instruction, special education, or other educational interventions, occupational therapy, self-help organizations, and substance abuse services; education regarding medication, case coordination services, assistance with entitlement program applications; support while in a psychiatric facility, RTC, RCS or detention center.
Service Treatment Modalities Team
- CBT
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Psychodynamic psychotherapy
- Psychoanalysis
- Gestalt therapy
- Client-centered or Rogerian therapy
- Eclectic psychotherapy
Program staffing levels are determined by provider template schedules. Schedules for each licensed provider include an average of 6 clinical appointments/day. Assigned groups are addressed in staff schedules. Referral volumes and scheduling determine if additional staffing arrangements should be made. Committed program PRN resources are utilized to limit wait times when referral volumes fluctuate and to accommodate needs for scheduling appointment times.
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Population(s) served:
In addition to the general population served, this program also services children and adolescents, aging and older adults, pregnant women, persons with intellectual or other developmental disabilities, persons with HIV/AIDS, IV drug users, DUI offenders, sexual offenders, and substance abuse offenders.
Special populations:
Settings:
Hours of services:
7:30 AM to 5:30 PM
After hours for crisis and schedule appointments only
Payer sources:
Frequency of services:
As scheduled as needed basis
Days of services:
Monday – Friday
Weekends for crisis and scheduled appointments only
Fees:
Referral sources:
Criteriafor Entry and Exit
Services are available for those with mental health needs, including Medicaid, eligible Medicare, and uninsured participants. Discharge occurs once personal goals are met or if program engagement declines.
Entry criteria:
Must demonstrate motivation for treatment and present with symptoms of mental illness. Services are available to participants with Medicaid, certain dually eligible Medicare recipients, and uninsured eligible participants. If a person is uninsured, the program may assist with applying for Medicaid and register the person to receive temporary insurance coverage.
Transition / Exit criteria:
Accredited by the CARF International
At Community Wellness Outpatient Mental Health Center, we pride ourselves on our accreditation from CARF International, a testament to our commitment to delivering high-quality mental health care. This recognition ensures that we meet rigorous standards for service excellence and patient care, reinforcing our dedication to providing compassionate, effective, and accessible support for your mental wellness journey.
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