Sequoia Mental Health Services Inc

Out-patient and addiction services - the outpatient program is for adults and children with non-chronic mental disorders. The disorder is often treated in fewer than six months with individual and/or group therapy and medications. Addiction services consist of integrated dual-diagnosis treatment services, an evidence-based treatment of alcohol and drug problems, for sequoia's rehabilitation clientele.

Rental assistance program - the rental assistance program was developed to provide suuport to individuals with a serious mental illness in their efforts to secure permanent supported housing within their communities. The service is designed to focus assistance on individuals transitioning from the state hospital or a residential setting, those at risk for hospitalization, homeless and those at risk for homelessness.

Edwards residential treatment facility - the edwards house (located at 4180 sw 185th avenue, aloha, oregon) is a licensed 7-unit residential treatment facility. Individuals are referred and authorized for payment through the oregon health plan, managed health care organizations, and washington county health and human services department. Residents are provided with housing, meals, 24-hour supervision, living skills training, and case management support services. (expenses 828,563, revenues 1,045,865). Supported employment - the supported employment program provides services and supports for adults with severe mental illness to obtain and maintain competitive employment. (expenses 450,114, revenues 579,595). Myrtle wood residential treatment home - the myrtlewood house rth (located at 20695 sw kinnaman road, aloha, oregon) provides a therapeutic living environment for five high need individuals diagnosed with mental illness. Residents are referred by a statewide resource referral system through an exceptional needs contract with the washington county health and human services department. Residents participate in sequoia's rehabilitation program classes and activities and receive services through organization- contracted psychiatric prescribers. (expenses 592,286, revenues 963,786). Rosewood residential treatment home - rosewood rth (located at 1615 22nd avenue, forest grove, oregon) provides a therapeutic living environment for five high-need individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Residents are referred by a statewide resource referral system through an exceptional needs contract with the washington county health and human services department. Residents participate in sequoia's rehabilitation program classes and activities and receive services through organization-contracted psychiatric prescribers. (expenses 614,637, revenues 1,050,060). Juniper residential treatment home - juniper rth (located at 426 se 6th avenue, hillsboro, oregon) provides a therapeutic living environment for five high-need individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. Residents are referred by a statewide resource referral system through an exceptional needs contract with the washington county health and human services department. Residents participate in sequoia's rehabilitation program classes and activities and receive services through organization-contracted psychiatric prescribers. (expenses 541,343, revenues 737,641). Tri-haven -(located at 18715 sw blanton, aloha, oregon), operates a 16-unit housing facility to provide room and board to consumers of mental health services. The facility provides consumers with safe, affordable housing alternatives, and supports individuals who do not require the structure of a residential treatment program, but do not yet have the skills to live independently. (expenses 310,576, revenues 216,167). Supported housing - client transitional housing comprises all agency owned rental units that are made available to clients needing temporary or transitional housing, without live-in staff support. (expenses 446,560, revenues 768,611). Iddt program - is an evidence-based practice that improves quality of life for people with co-occuring severe mental illness and substance use disorders by combining substance abuse services with mental health services. It helps people address both disorders at the same time-in the same service organization by the same team of treatment providers. (expenses 448,085, revenues 758,128). The organization performs management services for four affiliated hud housing projects.