Services for the treatment of victims of sexual abuse and sex offenders, as well as treatment of batterers, are offered by the SANE Solutions Program staff. The Board is comprised of local residents with various skills and backgrounds. The clinics are open to all people in the service area. For low-income people without insurance, special discounts are available to make basic health care affordable. For those who do not speak English, bilingual staff or interpreters are available.
Services are fully accessible to individuals with disabilities.
TRHS is able to give major fee discounts to many patients because of our grant subsidies. Approximately one-half of the budget is provided through grants, largely through the Community and Migrant Health Center Program of the U.S. Public Health Service. Other grant assistance comes through United Way , Community Development Block Grants, Idaho Council on Domestic Violence, and others. Fees for services, donations and contract payments make up the other half of the budget. Volunteers are also utilized to help keep costs down.