The services we provide at First Alliance Healthcare will support each consumer’s right to choice, build on strengths, exist in a natural environment, and advance the consumer’s sense of worth, personal dignity, and recovery. Our consumers have a right to timely and appropriate services, supplied by competent employees who have specialized knowledge/skill and training in the treatment of Mental Health and Substance Use treatment and recovery.
The services we provide include:
- A diagnostic evaluation to determine medical necessity for services;
- Treatment planning based on consumer strengths and needs;
- Counseling and therapy services where the focus is on achieving treatment objectives related to alcohol and other substances, or mental health and/or emotional disturbance;
- Developing and providing goal-directed, solution-focused interventions and emotional and behavioral management drawn from evidence-based psychotherapeutic treatments;
- Case Management services to assist and support consumers in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services essential to meeting basic human needs. (OAC 5122-29-13, 5160-27-08)
- crisis Intervention services, including prevention and amelioration; i.e. identifying triggers that could result in a potential crisis, developing a crisis management plan, etc.
- training for use and linking to community resources, i.e. foodbanks, clothing pantries, community collaboratives, etc.;
- assisting with financial assistance, housing assistance, vocational services, medical services, etc.;
- assisting consumers in becoming involved with self-help groups;
- assisting individuals in increasing social support networks with family members, friends, and/or organizations;
- assisting consumers in performing daily activities;
- coordinating criminal justice services;
- restoring, rehabilitating, and supporting social and interpersonal skills to enhance promote effective functioning in home, school, work, and in the community; i.e. developing coping strategies, enhancing personal relationships
- restoring, rehabilitating and supporting daily functioning to improve self-management, i.e. money management, self-care, using community resources
- contacting and coordinating with collateral contacts (family members, teachers, doctors, other individuals) to gain insight into treatment and to provide additional support for the consumer
- Psychiatric and Medication Management services
