… Division of Quality Assurance Information Certification information for Mental Health Treatment programs e-SOD/e-POC Provider Information Survey Guide: AODA and Mental Health Program … (PDF) List of Wisconsin individuals certified for third-party billing for mental health treatment (PDF) These are counselors and other professionals who have completed the necessary …

… Mental health day treatment services for youth are meant to relieve behavioral and emotional challenges. They … happen in a non-residential setting, meaning youth don’t stay the night. Mental health day treatment provider locations Use the map to find a day treatment provider near you. Contact the provider to learn more about their program.  Day …

… for children to receive outpatient developmental disability, mental health, or substance use treatment. We provide guidance below on these rules. This is not legal advice. Can a child receive outpatient treatment without a parent’s or legal guardian’s consent? A child can receive outpatient alcohol … to review the parent’s or guardian’s refusal to consent. The petition must contain the same things required for the review by the mental health review officer. If the child refused consent, …

… The Program of Assertive Community Treatment or PACT uses a team approach to provide comprehensive, community-based psychiatric treatment, rehabilitation, and support. The model of care is designed for people that have a very … 24-hour staffing with professionals from multiple specialties to provide intensive care and treatment. Staff supported PACT participants in their homes, on the job, and in social settings. …

… View the dashboard to see rates and trends on drug-related deaths in Wisconsin. The data includes information on deaths related to opioids, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine. Filter the dashboard data by drug, location, or other demographic information.  Wisconsin Drug Overdose Deaths …

… The Department of Health Services reminds health care providers that infection control breaches with the potential to expose patients to blood or bodily fluids may result in citations …

… announced today that Wisconsin has received the first allocation of oral antiviral COVID-19 treatments molnupiravir and Paxlovid to treat patients diagnosed with mild to moderate COVID-19. … serious illness or hospitalization from COVID-19. Wisconsinites who may be eligible for these treatments should talk with their health care provider. “While these new antiviral pills may help … take certain medications, and molnupiravir can be for adults over 18 who are not pregnant or breast feeding. Both antiviral pills are intended for people who are at risk of developing severe …

… Opioid use disorder can be a struggle when you feel you are alone. However, there are treatment programs and recovery supports available that can make health and wellness possible for … what health and wellness means for people with different experiences. Learn more about these treatment programs and recovery supports and connect with a provider to discuss which options may … Until you (or someone you love) is ready to get help, it is important to know that there are things you can do to keep yourself safe. Following a few tips for safer use can help you and the …

… Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) is a public health approach to getting early intervention and treatment services to people with substance use disorders. It also helps those at risk of having these disorders.  Primary care centers, emergency rooms, and other treatment settings use SBIRT with at-risk substance users. The goal is to step in before …

… ADRC of Washington County Phone: 877-306-3030 TTY/TDD/Relay: Email: adrc@washcowisco.gov Office Location: 333 E. Washington St., Suite 1000 West Bend, WI 53095 …

… Learn your rights Legal rights when receiving services Anyone in Wisconsin who receives treatment in a community-based setting, such as a group foster home or treatment session, is protected by these rights. Here are the laws and codes outlining your … and receive private phone calls. Financial rights , including the right to: Be informed of treatment charges. Be paid for work. Manage personal finances. Personal rights , including the …

… to reach stated goals. Areas of Training and Skill Building Indoor Orientation and Mobility: Teaching safe and efficient travel skills using methods and techniques that maximize safety in the community. Activities of Daily Living: Teaching personal, and home management skills, as well as skills transferable to the work setting … Skills of interviewing, developing resources, and leisure time management to name a few. Group Teaching Events Group teaching events are offered for individuals experiencing low vision. Areas …

… is not just one disease, but many diseases. There are more than 100 different types of cancer. Breast cancer is one type of cancer . Review the frequently asked questions (FAQs) below for more information about breast cancer. Access the breast cancer data Need Help? Give us a call at 608-267-2488 or send us …

… is not just one disease, but many diseases. There are more than 100 different types of cancer. Pancreatic cancer is one type of cancer. Review the FAQs below for more information about pancreatic cancer. Access the pancreatic cancer data Need Help? Give us a call at 608-267-2488 or send us an email.   What is …

… Violent Deaths By Type, Wisconsin 2004-2018 Year Suicide Rate (per 100,000 population) Homicide Rate (per …

… The revisions to Wis. Admin. Code ch. DHS 40, Mental Health Day Treatment for Youth, were published June 30, 2020, with an effective date of July 1, 2020. This …

… There's also a Glossary for Assisted Living Directories that helps define complex terms. Washington County assisted living facility directories Washington County Adult Family Homes Statewide Adult Family Homes Washington County Community-Based Residential Facilities Statewide Community-Based Residential …