Tanager Place

Inpatient treatment services (inpatient): iowa's first psychiatric medical institution for children (pmic), this program provides inpatient treatment services to children with ongoing mental health challenges and safety concerns in the home and/or school setting. The intermediate care facility for the intellectually disadvantaged (icf/id) program services children with mild intellectual disabilities and a mental health diagnosis. New in 2024, crisis stabilization residential services (csrs) provides a safe, secure environment to help youth stabilize and reintegrate back into the community. These inpatient programs served 101 children during the year ended june 30, 2024.

Community-based services: behavioral health intervention services (bhis) is a medical-based, in-home service program that provides skill-building interventions to improve behaviors associated with a psychological disorder that has been diagnosed by a licensed practitioner. These services are conducted mainly at home and in the office, but on occasion can be delivered at school. Pediatric integrated health care coordination (pih) provides coordinated services to children and their families with a psychiatric diagnosis to help every child achieve their full potential while unlocking valuable resources for parents. These programs served 1084 children during the year ended june 30, 2024.