Desc's 216 Clinical Services
Community Resource
About this resource
This service delivers mental health case management, psychiatric care, medication supervision, limited therapy, and protective payeeships to individuals who are homeless or have a history of homelessness and are chronically mentally ill. Self-referrals are accepted.
Intake Process: Interested individuals should call to connect with the SAGE intake specialist. Self-referrals are permitted, and professionals can also reach out directly to refer clients. Same-day service screenings may be available, and intake appointments will be scheduled within ten days following the service request.
Costs: The program is mainly funded through WA Apple Health (Medicaid), but clients without Medicaid can pay for services out-of-pocket. Some individuals may be eligible for alternative funding sources.
Who can use this
- Adults living in King County who satisfy the medical necessity requirements outlined in the King County Mental Health Policy and Procedure Manual, and who are either Medicaid recipients or meet the criteria for non-Medicaid assistance.
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Seattle, Washington
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