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Mobile Treatment Services
Mobile Treatment Services (MTS)
Mobile Treatment Services (MTS) provide mental health and substance use treatment directly in the community, addressing barriers to traditional in-office care. These services offer a personalized approach by bringing support and treatment to individuals in their homes, schools, or other community settings, creating an accessible and flexible treatment experience.
Functions of Mobile Treatment Services (MTS)
Mental Health Therapy
- Individual Therapy: One-on-one counseling to address mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, trauma, and mood disorders.
- Family Therapy: Supporting families by improving communication and addressing mental health challenges affecting the family dynamic.
- Group Therapy: Peer-based sessions where individuals can share experiences and receive mutual support.
Crisis Intervention
- Emergency Support: Immediate response to crises such as severe emotional distress or suicide risk.
- De-escalation: Providing coping mechanisms and reducing harm in potentially dangerous situations.
Psychiatric Services
- Assessment and Diagnosis: Psychiatric evaluations conducted in familiar environments to diagnose mental health conditions.
- Medication Management: Prescribing and monitoring medication for symptom management, including mood stabilizers or antipsychotics.
Case Management
- Service Coordination: Linking clients to essential services such as housing, legal aid, or vocational training while overseeing all aspects of care.
- Goal Setting: Assisting clients in setting and achieving personal and treatment goals.
- Advocacy: Ensuring clients have access to necessary resources and support systems.
Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment
- Substance Use Counseling: Therapy for individuals battling addiction or substance abuse issues.
- Recovery Support: Developing tailored treatment plans and recovery strategies to maintain sobriety.
- Relapse Prevention: Teaching skills to manage triggers and prevent relapse.
Peer Support
- Peer Counseling: Support and guidance from individuals with lived experience in mental health or substance use recovery.
- Support Groups: Facilitating peer-led discussions for sharing challenges and successes.
Family and Caregiver Support
- Education: Providing families with knowledge about mental health conditions and treatment options.
- Counseling: Family therapy sessions to strengthen relationships and improve support.
Telehealth Services
- Remote Sessions: Virtual therapy and support for clients unable to attend in-person care.
- Remote Monitoring: Utilizing technology to track progress, medication adherence, and symptoms.
Vocational and Social Services
- Job Training and Support: Helping clients find employment opportunities and build necessary skills.
- Social Support: Connecting clients to resources like housing programs, food assistance, and community services.
Integrated Health Services
- Coordination with Healthcare Providers: Holistic care addressing mental, physical, and substance use health.
- Health Education: Promoting wellness strategies, chronic illness management, and healthy lifestyle practices.
Key Benefits of MTS
- Convenience: Services delivered in the client’s preferred location.
- Accessibility: Overcoming barriers such as transportation, stigma, or physical limitations.
- Personalized Care: Individualized treatment based on the client’s needs and environment.
- Community Integration: Promotes active participation in community life, reducing isolation.
Eligibility Criteria for MTS
Mental Health Conditions
- Individuals with severe mental health disorders or difficulty accessing traditional treatment.
Substance Use Disorders
- Individuals struggling with substance use, active recovery, or relapse risk.
High Risk of Hospitalization
- Individuals at risk of hospitalization or frequent readmissions needing continuous care at home or in the community.
Difficulty Accessing Traditional Care
- Mobility Issues: Physical disabilities, transportation barriers, or other health challenges.
- Geographic Isolation: Limited access to facilities in rural or underserved areas.
- Severe Anxiety or Phobia: Conditions preventing travel to clinical settings.
Severe Functional Impairment
- Difficulty maintaining employment or school.
- Inability to perform basic self-care.
- Social isolation or relationship difficulties.
Eligibility Based on Insurance
- Funded through Medicaid.
Referral from a Healthcare Provider
- A clinician’s referral is required to confirm eligibility.
Steps to Qualify for MTS
1. Assessment: Conducted by a healthcare professional to identify specific needs.
2. Screening: Evaluation of the severity of the condition and potential benefits of mobile services.
3. Referral: A referral to an MTS provider if eligibility is confirmed.
4. Approval: Eligibility confirmation based on assessments, services, and insurance approval.
In summary, Mobile Treatment Services (MTS) provide comprehensive, community-based care, ensuring mental health and substance use services are accessible to individuals facing barriers to traditional treatment. By delivering care in supportive and familiar settings, MTS fosters recovery, independence, and improved quality of life for clients.
Our program focuses on holistic care, empowering clients to enhance their overall well-being and promote independence. Through a wide range of services, we address key areas to help individuals thrive
Services Offered
multidisciplinary Professionals to help you reach your goals
Treatment Team
- Registered Nurse
- Medication Prescriber
- Mental Health Clinician
- Peer Support Specialist
- Administration
What Our Patients Say
Eligibility Criteria
Our MTS program is a great fit for those who have either exhausted traditional forms of outpatient treatment interventions or undergone repeated psychiatric hospitalizations.
To be eligible for our MTS, you must get a referral from a licensed clinician. This referral can be made by one of our therapists.
