Organization: Counseling & Recovery Services of
Mission: CRS is a non-profit organization in the business of helping people of all ages and at any economic level with a variety of mental health and substance abuse issues. CRS also operates our Calm Center which is dedicated to working with children ages 10-18 years old, who have behavioral health and social coping issues.
Activities: Medication clinic and pharmacy: The Organization offers physician services to adults and children to assess, monitor and manage medication needs. The Organization also has an on-site pharmacy which provides medication at low or no cost. Additionally, the Organization offers assistance to clients with the completion of the application process required to receive free medications through the pharmaceutical assistance programs offered by various drug manufacturers. Revenue includes amounts reimbursed through government contracts reported as government grants.Number of prescriptions filled - 42,683Number of Med Services provided - 11,547Number of times clients received services - 66,726
CALM Center: As a crisis stabilization unit, the CALM Center provides immediate support for youth, ages 10-17 years, experiencing a behavioral health or substance abuse crisis. Youth receive intense treatment while staying at the CALM Center for up to seven days. Additionally, families of the youth receive education and support. When the youth leaves the Center, continued care is arranged. Revenue includes amounts received through government contracts.Average census - 6,909Admits - 623
Home and School Based Care: Individual, group and family therapy services to children and families which are customized to the participant's needs. Case management and rehabilitation services are provided by teacher and counselors. Family participation is encouraged throughout the process. Revenue includes amounts reimbursed through government contracts.
NTEE category: Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Secondary category: Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines