Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient services that include substance use treatment, assessment of placement and continuing needs individual and group therapy, case management, linkage and coordination of care, and collaboration of goals with clients. Serving adults and adolescents. Drug Medi-Cal beneficiaries entering treatment must meet medical necessity and level of care determination based on criteria of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM).
Wel-Mor Psychology Group
Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient services that include substance use treatment, assessment of placement and continuing needs, individual and group therapy, case management, linkage and coordination of care, and collaboration of goals with clients. Serving adults and adolescents. Drug Medi-Cal beneficiaries entering treatment must meet medical necessity and level of care determination based on the criteria of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). Locations in Newport Beach, Fullerton, and Laguna Hills.
Asian Pacific Aids Intervention Team (APAIT)
APAIT has held a distinctive record of providing high quality programming through its vision – to advocate, educate, and achieve optimal health and well-being for vulnerable communities. APAIT’s mission is to positively impact the quality of life for vulnerable communities experiencing behavioral health challenges, housing insecurity, and at-risk for HIV/AIDS. APAIT is grounded by its core values of compassion, commitment, communication, empowerment, integrity, mentorship, respect, and teamwork.
Children’s Bureau: Oak View Family & Community Resource Center
“What makes a FaCT Family Resource Center (FRC) unique is that each of the 16 locations offers six core services for every family that walks in. Each core service is free and rooted in the Five Protective Factors that are proven to support and strengthen families, help promote child development, and promote family bonding. In addition, each FRC also offers other supportive services that complement the six core services and are responsive to the needs of their unique communities.
FRCs provide counseling services to individuals, children, families, and groups. This service is offered with the goal of improving family functioning, increasing social support, teaching problem solving, reducing the effects of trauma, and strengthening coping skills. Priority is given to non-Medi-Cal, under-insured, and clients experiencing barriers to services. Clients may receive up to 20 sessions.”
Children’s Bureau: Corbin Family Resource Center
“What makes a FaCT Family Resource Center (FRC) unique is that each of the 16 locations offers six core services for every family that walks in. Each core service is free and rooted in the Five Protective Factors that are proven to support and strengthen families, help promote child development, and promote family bonding. In addition, each FRC also offers other supportive services that complement the six core services and are responsive to the needs of their unique communities.
FRCs provide counseling services to individuals, children, families, and groups. This service is offered with the goal of improving family functioning, increasing social support, teaching problem solving, reducing the effects of trauma, and strengthening coping skills. Priority is given to non-Medi-Cal, under-insured, and clients experiencing barriers to services. Clients may receive up to 20 sessions.”
