Youth and their families.

Approved by Medicaid.

Functional impairment because of a mental illness.

Ages 3 and older.

Medicaid service provided to re-teach effective communication, social competency, problem identification/resolution skills to children with mental health or behavioral health diagnosis.

Program includes behavior management, social competency, problem identification and resolution, effective communication, moral reasoning, self-sufficiency, and life goals.

Individuals diagnosed as severely emotionally disturbed or seriously mentally ill.

Comprehensive interdisciplinary program with direct mental health and rehabilitative services for individuals severely emotionally disturbed or seriously mentally ill. Daily focus group, interpersonal/life skills, hygiene, emotion regulation, self-esteem, and treatment/discharge planning. Goal: prevent relapses and re-hospitalizations.

Wrap-around services to provide a client psychosocial rehab and basic living skills training. In home or coordination with the school.

Wrap-around services to provide a client psychosocial rehab and basic living skills training. In home or coordination with the school.

Adults 18 and older.

Case management / service coordination, intensive outpatient case management, medication clinic, and financial services, and psychiatric evaluations.

Adults 18 and older.

Therapeutic and psychiatric supportive services and community referrals including TeleMed services.

Ages 6 and older.

Provides a comprehensive range of mental health treatment, consultation, education and referral services including diagnostic and therapeutic services. Outpatient services including general counseling, adult and child psychiatry, behavioral health screening, medication clinic, and case management. No one is refused service based on inability to pay.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

*No one will be denied services based on their ability to pay

Assists individuals to develop, enhance and/or retain skills, personal adjustment and/or independent living competencies in order to function as independently as possible.

Provides in-home basic skills and psychosocial rehabilitation to all ages. Could include life skills, daily living, self-care, social skills, and mental health.

Individuals experiencing a psychiatric crisis.

Service provides depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, eating disorders and post traumatic stress disorder. Schizophrenia and other psychiatric diagnoses. Obsessive compulsive disorder, physical and sexual abuse also life issues including grief, stress, marriage, work life and anger management.

Persons with psychiatric issues.

Service provides depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorders and eating disorders. Post-traumatic stress, schizophrenia and other psychiatric diagnosis. Obsessive compulsion disorder, physical and sexual abuse. Life issues including grief, stress, marriage and relationship, work life, and anger management.

Focus is on life skills training, communication and relationship skills and is composed of group therapy and psycho-education. Services are designed to provide a smooth transition from inpatient to home, or to help prevent the need for an inpatient admission.

Adults 18 and older.

Focus is on recovery and relapse prevention, life skills training, communication and relationship skills and is composed of group therapy and psycho-education. Services are designed to provide a smooth transition from inpatient to home, or to help prevent the need for an inpatient admission.

Adults 18 and older with serious mental illness.

Day treatment is a rehabilitative program for adults with serious mental illness that restores to their highest level of functioning. Program focuses on social skills, self-care skills, coping skills, psychoeducation and group therapy.

Adults

Medicaid/Medicare.

Immediate and intensive intervening sessions to ensure stabilization and identification of referral resources for ongoing community mental and/or behavioral health, designed to help stable the recipients and prevent hospitalization. Case managers assist with providing clients with resources within the community such as transportation, food banks, and clothing.

Ages 6 and older.

Ages 5 and older.

Social or emotional disability or diagnosis.

Provides case management and services coordination for adults diagnosed with a severe and persistent mental illness who are eligible for Nevada Medicaid. Consumers will be linked to services meeting their needs with monitoring of successful outcomes by individual staff.

Provides day treatment groups, basic skills training groups, and psychosocial rehabilitation groups for individuals with persistent illness who are eligible for Nevada Medicaid.

Clients must meet Nevada Medicaid criteria for medical necessity for rehabilitative mental health services.

All rehabilitative services are time limited and goal directed. The goal is to reduce psychological dysfunction and return the client to previous higher levels of functioning. Services have to be prior authorized by your insurance company.

Medicaid Fee for Service

Treatment focuses on the environmental approach, which allows the treatment provider to work with families in five domains to include: the individual, the family, school, peers, and community. Birth certificates, job training program for 17 to 22 years and job training program for adults over 22.

Offers medication management, intensive outpatient program for substance abuse, marriage and family counseling, case management, psychosocial rehabilitative services, psychological testing and assessment, neurofeedback, workshops and seminars, addiction recovery services, substance abuse and dependency assessments, alcohol awareness classes, basic skills training, and life enhancement skills.

Medicaid Fee for Service

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Training such as behavioral management, social skills, problem identification and resolution, effective communication, moral guidelines and judgement, identity and emotional intimacy with peers and others, self reliance, and life goals. Basic Skills Training to facilitate the individuals restoration to an optimal level of independent functioning in the community and home. Social skills, problem solving, basic living skills, parent training, personal safety, self care, organizational skills, time management, and transitional living skills.

Medical insurance for anyone seeking mental health services or counseling.

Rehabilitative mental health interventions designed to reduce psychosocial dysfunction (such as interpersonal cognitive, behavioral development) and restore the client to their highest level of functioning.

Qualifies due to sliding scale

Individuals who are between the ages of 15 and 45 years old, experiencing or have experienced a first episode of psychosis.

Child, adolescents, and young adult psychiatric virtual counseling services, clinical psychology services, care coordination, and mental health awareness program in partnership with Nevada Health Centers and UNLV School of Medicine.