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• u r� • Addictions Receiving Facility (ARF). Services are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for children ages 6 through 17 who have mental health and/or substance use issues and need crisis intervention. The length of stay is usually 3-7 days. SHORT-TERM RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT (SRT) Short -Term Residential Treatment is a twenty -bed adult rehabilitation program that provides intensive psychosocial services to men and women with severe mental illness and/or co occurring disorders. The length of stay is typically 30-90 days. The goal of this comprehensive program is to re -integrate the client into the community, focusing on recovery. Individuals are referred to this program from crisis units. This program is a community-based option and a less costly alternative to state hospital placement. PSYCHIATRIC MEDICAL SERVICES Psychiatric Medical Services are provided to adults, children, and adolescents. These services consist of crisis intervention, diagnostic evaluation, medication management, and other treatment recommendations; such as inpatient or outpatient treatment. Inpatient services provide psychiatric stabilization on the ASU, residential care/treatment, rehabilitation on the Short -Term Residential unit, and chemical dependence detoxification. Discharge from an inpatient unit ideally results in seamless transition into the community with referral for follow-up care. Outpatient services are directed towards maintenance of the individual in the community, a focus on recovery and resilience, and prevention of relapse. These services are rendered by physicians, nurse practitioners, and licensed mental health providers. OUTPATIENT / T-BOS THERAPY SERVICES Outpatient Therapy Services provide in -community, office -based mental health, and substance use services for children and families within Indian River County and the Treasure Coast. Individuals may be referred by family, a community agency, the courts, or may be self-referred. Comprehensive biopsychosocial evaluations are provided. Based upon the evaluation and diagnosis, the appropriate treatment will be provided for adults, children and families through individual, group and family therapy. The therapists utilize evidence -based practices and multiple modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Trauma -informed care and Motivational interviewing. For higher needs, therapeutic behavioral on-site services (T-BOS) are provided. T-BOS is a more intensive intervention for children with behavioral and mental health needs. Focus of treatment will include input from parents, teachers/school officials and other agencies. The program provides therapeutic services such as solution solving skills, anger management skills, parental empowerment and other treatment methods. Services are designed to maximize client and family strengths and encourage positive behaviors. CASE MANAGEMENT (Adults, Children and Families) Targeted Case Management provides coordination of services individuals with a mental illness and who may also have a co-occurring substance use disorder. Our team helps to link families to community resources and advocates for the family when needed. Case Managers serve as coordinators to the children and their families who are in need of multi -agency services. They provide services in the home, school and in the community. A wide range of therapeutic interventions are provided to individuals who need multiple services and supports, and who lack a natural support system to assist them in their recovery. Services may include; assistance with securing and maintaining housing, referrals to internal and external services, education to family and significant others to facilitate a better understanding of mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders. Ongoing monitoring is also provided to evaluate the need for interventions to prevent relapse and maintain the individual in a community setting whenever possible. PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION (PSR) Psychosocial Rehabilitation are recovery -oriented services to assist individuals with learning, relearning or improving skills necessary for independent living and employment. Services focus on the management of barriers created by disabilities & a variety of life domain issues, including: medication management; pre-employment; social network enhancement; health maintenance skills; and use of community resources. Improved life management allows the individual to focus on recovery. F. tsnerry nsr any cernrncarrons anaior accreoirarnons oorarnea oy your agency. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services MS CLIA Waiver: 8/31/26 CARF Accreditation - 4/30/2026 Agency for Health Care Administration (ANCA) -- Transition Group Home (TGH): pending- expected to be 2/9/27 AHCA - SRT: 11/29/26 AHCA Primary Care Clinic: 11/19/26 AHCA -- Children's Crisis Stabilization Unit (CCSU): 12/11/26 AHCA -- Adult Crisis Stabilization Unit (ASU): Pending - expected to be 4/29/27 State of Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance -- Pharmacy QA: 12/31/26 State of Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) SRT: 12/4/25 DCF Outpatient Substance Use Services: 4/22/26 DCF All populations: 7/1/27 DCF Addictions Receiving Facility: 4/22/26 161