Clinic services are highly integrated with rehabilitation and support activities as determined by recipient s individual service plan. Case management services enable many clients to access mental health services, medical care, housing, social services, nutrition, and many other important community resources necessary for their successful living in the community. Recipients live in the community and attend the program from one to five days per week. Typical outcomes for the CDT include longer community tenure, improved health, maintained or improved skill levels, and increased clarity regarding future goals and directions for the recipient. The CDT has specially designed tracks for seniors, young adults, recipients having difficulties associated with personality disorders and substance abuse all with a wellness perspective that promotes self-responsibility, empowerment, and healthy choices.
Transportation is available to and from the program.
It serves both breakfast and lunch. Alternatives to hospitalization are explored and linkages arranged where appropriate. This service is frequently effective in providing individuals, who may not be able to utilize office based services, with the interventions and support which make hospital care unnecessary. This program is highly effective at reducing psychiatric hospitalizations by connecting individuals with needed community outpatient services and resources. A selection committee, comprised of various community service providers, refers individuals to the program.