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The Intensive Community Treatment program's mission is to provide case management services according to the PACT model (Program for Assertive Community Treatment) that shall manage the symptoms of mental illness, by focusing on the establishment and linkage of supportive-services network in a cultural context that promotes community integration and allows for family and social understanding of mental illness. Services Provided
Hours of OperationThe ICT program offers flexible schedules from 7:00am or 9:00pm Monday through Friday, including holidays. Crisis services are also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Crisis services are accessible by calling 808-779-6846. Program Entry CriteriaConsumers ages 18 years old or older. Stability Level Services, long term treatment and intervention services to establish, improve, or stabilize level of functioning and/or prevent psychiatric decompensation are provided to consumers experiencing acute mental illness, recently discharged from a psychiatric hospital, on conditional release from the Hawaii State Hospital, or have active symptoms of psychiatric decompensation. Consumer must be diagnosed with a serious mental illness as classified by the Hawaii State Department of Health, Adult Mental Health Division (AMHD). GAF scores indicating level of functioning that dictate eligibility criteria on a case by case basis. No medical health insurance is required if the consumer meets AMHD criteria. Private payment for services is available, with fee schedules based on financial ability. |
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