CCIL is unable to service clients with a history of criminal sexual conduct in which the victim was a minor. If the intake coordinator is unavailable, a message can be left on voice mail and the call will be returned at the earliest possible time. The intake coordinator will provide information on bed availability and conduct a brief screening interview to assess the appropriateness of the referral. Appointments will generally be scheduled for weekday afternoons on a first come, first served basis. If a referral is being made by an agency, it is generally recommended that calls for appointments be made one week in advance and that appointments be scheduled for the day of or the day prior to the discharge.
All appointments are subject to bed and scheduling availability.
Walk-ins who seek admission should arrive at 123 S. Green Street and sign in at the security station. The intake coordinator will do a preliminary screening and schedule an afternoon intake interview. In the event that the intake schedule is full, applicants will advised they can wait in the event of a cancellation but that an intake interview can not be guaranteed. Intake interviews generally take about two hours to complete and include a urine drug screen. Candidates who test positive will not be admitted to CCIL and will be given appropriate referrals.