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Offers referral for substance use disorder services.

Offers Allegheny County residents access to treatment and services related to the goal of addiction recovery.

Offers recovery case management coordination (for individuals funded by FFDA for treatment), linkage to community-based recovery support, and coordination of community-based recovery-related events/activities.

Provides short, moderate and long term non-hospital residential treatment for male or female adults who are experiencing problems with chemical dependency.

Offers comprehensive team-based care for people with opioid use disorder. Along with medication and counseling, they provide support for mental health, housing, jobs, and other social needs. The COE model focuses on long-term recovery by staying in contact with clients and helping them stay in treatment. The goal is to treat the whole person, not just the addiction.

Helps individials with substance use disorder to access treatment services.

Provides assessments, referrals, and monitors aftercare for individuals seeking help for substance use disorders. Case managers determine clients' level of risk for drug and alcohol use, level of care/treatment that is appropriate, and the eligibility for funding for treatment services. Special assistance available for women with children and IV drug users.

Provides resources to individuals dealing with substance use disorders and their friends and family members.

Provides initial assessment, evaluation, and treatment planning for individuals with mental health needs and substance use disorders.

Provides Student Assistance programs in middle and high schools with drug and alcohol problem identification and referrals.

Provides support, referrals, and coordination of services for people transitioning from one treatment provider or level of care to another.

Provide assessment, evaulations, and referrals to appropriate drug/alcohol treatment facilities. Also offers intensive case management services and assessments for DUI offenders. Serves as the liaison to Student Assistance Teams by following up and conducting evaluations of students who may be at risk for alcohol and/or drug abuse. Offer materials on drug and alcohol abuse to local groups and in-service trainings to professionals.

Provides confidential screening, assessment, and referral to treatment for substance use disorders.

Provides services that include substance use/co-occurring treatment placement (withdrawal management, residential, halfway, partial, and outpatient services); funding for Franklin/Fulton residents not eligible for Medicaid and coordination of care with ancillary treatment needs (transportation, employment, education, healthcare, etc.). Priority populations include Pregnant Females, Pregnant Injection Drug Users, Injection Drug Users, Overdose Survivors, and Veterans.

Provides initial assessment, evaluation, and treatment planning for individuals with mental health needs and substance use disorders.

Offers varying types of substance abuse treatments and recovery that include: Outpatient Treatment (OP), Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP), Relapse Prevention Therapy (RPT), In-Home Family Recovery Program (FRP), and Peer-Based Certified Recovery Support (CRS).

Operates a hotline that provides crisis counseling, assesses the level of treatment necessary, and matches callers with resources according to their needs.

Assists clients to access recovery through monitoring, referral, counseling, support groups, and mentoring.

All substance use disorder services are rendered through contracted SUD treatment service providers and the treatment related service providers. The service providers make arrangements for LCDAC funding assistance for qualified individuals who do not have insurance or the ability to pay for their substance use disorder treatment/treatment-related services. Funding assistance is available for all levels of care (detox, outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, halfway house, residential) as well as the identified treatment related services (case management/care coordination, MAT: methadone, suboxone, vivitrol). Funding assistance may also be available for individuals with a gambling use disorder. Prevention/education programs are available in all 16 school districts

Offers testing for HIV, hepatitis, and sexually transmitted infections. Provides referrals for substance use disorder treatment, medical care, and mental health providers.

Manages behavioral health services for individuals eligible for Medical Assistance throughout Pennsylvania. Contracts with providers to offer diverse mental health and substance use disorder services for our members. Care Managers work with members and providers to manage these services.

Offers a range of supportive health services, including mental health support and counseling, postpartum care, substance use disorder referrals, diabetes prevention, rapid STI testing, and free period products.

Provides administration, planning, coordination and evaluation of the publicly funded drug and alcohol service system within the area. Offers referrals and expense assistance for eligible residence. This system ensures that all needs are addressed and a wide array of Drug and Alcohol prevention services has been implemented for all residents of the county.

Provides assessments for those dealing with alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use problems. Helps with referrals to support services and treatment. Contracted services include outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient counseling, partial hospitalization, halfway house, non-hospital detoxification and rehabilitation, hospital-based detoxification and rehabilitation, methadone maintenance and other medication assisted treatment.

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