Mental Illness/Emotional Disabilities Herkimer County
Found 9 resources (displaying 9)
Children and Youth With Emotional Disturbance
Children's Care Management for Health Homes - Program
ICAN
310 Main Street
Utica, NY
Provides connection to community based services, monitoring and support for youth who have medical and/or behavioral health challenges.
Health Home Care Management - Program
Cayuga Centers
403 Court Street
2nd Floor
Utica, NY
Provides case management services to children with serious mental disturbance or chronic health conditions to assist them in staying healthy, out of the emergency room, and out of the hospital.
Intensive Treatment Program (ITP) - Program
The House of the Good Shepherd
1550 Champlin Avenue
Utica, NY
Provides an institutional level of care for children who have had negative life experiences and have been identified as hard to place.
Chronic/Severe Mental Illness
Health Home - Program
CNYHHN Care Management Services
268 Genesee Street, Suite 202
Utica, NY
Provides the following services for adults and children with multiple chronic health conditions, HIV/AIDS or a persistent mental health condition. Care Management Transitional care Patient and family support Referral to community services
Health Homes Care Management - Program
ACR Health
627 West Genesee Street
Syracuse, NY
Provides a support program for people living with chronic health conditions. Helps individuals get the treatment and support to stay healthy and out of the emergency room and hospital.
Mental Health Community Residences - Program
Upstate Cerebral Palsy
138 West German Street
Herkimer, NY
Offers transitional housing for individuals with mental illness.
Mental Health Services - Program
Herkimer County Mental Health Services
301 N Washington Street
Suite 2470
Herkimer, NY
Provides a mental health clinic for adults with serious emotional disorders or mental illness. Provides temporary coverage for the cost of medications for individuals with a mental illness who leave the local jail or a local hospital, and have applied for Medicaid (Chapter 15 of Kendra’s Law). The Medication Grant program provides funding to counties to pay for the individual’s mental health medications (and some other medications) while they await activation of their Medicaid case.
Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) - Program
The House of the Good Shepherd
1550 Champlin Avenue
Utica, NY
Provides long-term care for youth with a primary psychiatric diagnosis including mood, thought, conduct, and personality disorders.
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Clinical Services - Program
Center for Family Life and Recovery
502 Court Street
Suite 401
Utica, NY
Provides counseling services to children, youth, adults, couples and families focusing on family relationship, parenting, and substance abuse. Offers an Employee Assistance Program as well as Teen Aggression Reduction to address bullying and issues surrounding youth violence.
Major Depression
Clinical Services - Program
Center for Family Life and Recovery
502 Court Street
Suite 401
Utica, NY
Provides counseling services to children, youth, adults, couples and families focusing on family relationship, parenting, and substance abuse. Offers an Employee Assistance Program as well as Teen Aggression Reduction to address bullying and issues surrounding youth violence.
Seasonal Affective Disorder Syndrome
Clinical Services - Program
Center for Family Life and Recovery
502 Court Street
Suite 401
Utica, NY
Provides counseling services to children, youth, adults, couples and families focusing on family relationship, parenting, and substance abuse. Offers an Employee Assistance Program as well as Teen Aggression Reduction to address bullying and issues surrounding youth violence.
Social Phobia
Clinical Services - Program
Center for Family Life and Recovery
502 Court Street
Suite 401
Utica, NY
Provides counseling services to children, youth, adults, couples and families focusing on family relationship, parenting, and substance abuse. Offers an Employee Assistance Program as well as Teen Aggression Reduction to address bullying and issues surrounding youth violence.