HIRD, Inc. Services

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HIRD, Inc. Services

Eligibility Requirements

Complete the application and screening process.
Provide a copy of the current Person Centered Plan, IEP/504 Plan, physical exam, school report card, immunization record, birth certificate, social security card, current psychological evaluation, medications, and other pertinent documents.
Sign appropriate forms for treatment.

Comprehensive Clinical Assessments

All services are driven by an individualized and comprehensive assessment that identifies what services are most beneficial and appropriate.

Outpatient Therapy

HIRD, Inc. provides individual, family, and group therapy. Outpatient therapy allows clients to discuss mental health concerns by talking with a licensed mental health provider. During outpatient therapy, you learn about your condition and your moods, feelings, thoughts and behaviors. Outpatient Therapy helps you learn how to take control of your life and respond to challenging situations with healthy coping skills.

Medication Management

Psychiatric care provided by our licensed Psychiatric and medical staff.

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Comprehensive Clinical Assessment *  Outpatient Therapy * Medication Management Services
Community Support Team *  Targeted Case Management * Money Management
Intensive In Home Services  * Residential Level III Services
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Community Support Team

Community Support Team services offer community-based support to adults and assist them with achieving their rehabilitative and recovery goals. It is intended for adults with mental illness, substance abuse disorders, or both, and who have complex and extensive treatment needs. Community Support Team services include, but are not limited to, the following interventions:

Individual therapy
Behavioral interventions
Development of relapse prevention strategies to support recovery
Psych education about one’s diagnosis, symptoms, treatment and medications
Arranging for additional evaluations as needed
Crisis Management

MH/SA Targeted Case Management

Case Management is an activity that assists recipients to gain access to necessary care: medical, behavioral, social, and other services appropriate to their needs. Case management is individualized, person centered, empowering, comprehensive, strength-based, and outcome focused. The functions include:

Case Management Assessment
Person Centered Planning
Referral/Linkage
Monitoring/Follow-Up

This service is available for adults and children age three (3) and older with mental illness or substance related disorders.

Money Management

Money Management involves getting organized and setting budgetary goals. To manage well you must learn to calculate income, prioritize your spending, and save. It is important to know exactly where your money is and how it is being spent. The purpose of this program is to promote living comfortably and saving for the future.

IIH Program Overview

In-home assessments are initiated within 48 hours of the initial referral. IIH services typically are administered in three to five month treatment plans. Treatment focuses on increased awareness of diagnosed disorders, in-depth educational based understandings of related psychiatric illnesses and strategic management plans to alleviate and/or cope with symptoms and identifying and capitalizing on pre-existing family strengths.

IIH Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for IIH services you must have: A comprehensive clinical assessment (DSM-IV Axis I or II diagnosis) or a diagnostic assessment for the child. Insufficient or severely limited resources or skills either in the family and/or with the youth. A child that is a risk to themselves, others, or property, but does not need hospitalization. A family that is unable to cope with immediate crisis. A family that is willing and able to participate in intensive in-home services.

Intensive In Home Services

Intensive In-Home Services are appropriate for families that have a child at a high risk of out-of-home placement due to abuse, emotional disturbance, family violence, juvenile delinquency, juvenile status offenses, mental illness, neglect, or other such related factors. Intensive In-Home services provide families with an alternative to keep their homes safe and intact without out of home placement. IIH provides the following skill based interventions:

Family therapy
Networking
Nutrition
Individual therapy
Parenting education
Anger management
Child development
Communication skills
Resource acquisition
Fiscal and home management

Residential Level III Services

Residential Level III Group Home Placement provides a secure setting for adolescent males between the ages of 9 and 18. Individual and group programs are designed to prepare adolescents for transition into a less restrictive environment.

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