Case Management

ACT - Assertive Community Treatment uses a multidisciplinary team to assist wherever needed to accommodate the acute service needs of clients.

ACT-TAY-Assertive Community Treatment for Transitional Aged Youth, uses a multidisciplinary team to assist wherever needed to accommodate the acute service needs of clients.

This community program is available for families in need of support for emotional and behavioral concerns with their children.

This program assists individuals to improve their quality of life by helping them maintain their healthcare and support systems, as well as coordinating resources and advocating for each individual’s needs.

Adult Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation (CPR) services focus on the complex needs of individuals with serious and persistent mental illnesses. We provide specialized services to address mental health needs like poverty, connections to local treatment providers, and resources to stabilize the individual.

Homeless services supports the delivery of outreach and services to individuals with serious mental illnesses and those with co-occurring substance use disorders who are experiencing homelessness or at imminent risk of homelessness.

IPS is a time unlimited individualized support that utilizes a team approach. Our staff work alongside mental health treatment, vocational rehabilitation and community based employers to assist people with finding competitive employment as a way to enhance recovery.

This program is for adults enrolled in CPR who require structured social activities and community connectedness to maintain their mental and emotional wellbeing.

This integrated program serves those with a severe and persistent mental illness as well as a co-occuring substance use disorder.

Community Support Specialists assist clients in accessing transportation, employment, therapy, medical treatment, substance use disorder treatment/support, etc., and coordinate necessary assistance from Department of Mental Health-Supported Community Living.

Using a team approach, Burrell staff, clients, families and primary-care providers coordinate comprehensive primary physical care to Medicaid patients with behavioral health and/or chronic physical health conditions in a way that recognizes all of their needs as persons, not just clients.