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Case Management / Residential Services

There are various levels of case management services available to consumers actively registered in the County Mental Health system. Referrals for these services can be made regardless of the presence or lack of insurance. The type of case management depends on various factors such as diagnosis, mental health treatment history and need for services.

Types of case management / residential services:

Base Service Unit (BSU) - BSU services oversees funding for community-based mental health services, including outpatient treatment, Specialized Case Management, housing, vocational and rehabilitation services. The BSU also monitors outpatient mental health commitments and State Mental Hospital placements. Individuals with serious and persistent mental illness who need additional support to live as independently as possible through the provision of training and assistance in the skills of community living. For a referral form, click here: CRR Referral Form OR Residential Programs Referral Form
Blended Case Management (BCM) - BCM services are services provided in the person’s home, residence and/or community setting. They are directed toward the rehabilitation of behavioral/social/emotional deficits and/or amelioration of symptoms for adults with serious and persistent mental illness. Services are designed to provide assistance in accessing needed resources and services in order to achieve stability in the community. For a referral form, click here: BCM Referral Form
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) - ACT is a consumer-centered, recovery-oriented mental health service delivery model that facilitates community living, psychosocial rehabilitation, and recovery for persons with the most serious and persistent mental illnesses, sometimes accompanied by a coexisting disorder or condition who have been unsuccessful in more traditional mental health services. ACT services are delivered by a group of multidisciplinary mental health staff who work as a team and provide the majority of the treatment, rehabilitation, and support services the consumers need to achieve their goals. The approach with each consumer emphasizes relationship building and active involvement in assisting individuals with serious mental illness to make improvements in functioning, to better manage systems, to achieve individual goals and to maintain optimism. The ACT team is mobile and delivers services in community locations.

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (PRS) - PRS services can be in a facility or in the community/consumer’s home. These services aim at providing recovery-based skill development to improve overall quality of life. The skills building may include: life skills (personal care, relationships, symptom management, support, linkage, and healthy choices.), education (symptoms, medications, communication skills, stress/anger management, GED, drivers’ license, etc.), vocational training/volunteering (learn, practice and develop employment skills.), socialization (utilizing the community).

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