Reach out
Tell us who needs support, the service of interest, and the best way to follow up.
Referral information
Connecting someone to care should not feel complicated.
Individuals, families, schools, healthcare professionals, social-service agencies, and community partners are all welcome to reach out.
How referrals work
A simple, supportive process.
We listen
We learn what is happening now, what has already been tried, and whether there are urgent safety concerns.
We review the fit
When appropriate, a qualified clinician completes or reviews the assessment needed for the requested service.
We guide the next step
We explain availability, authorization needs, and any recommended intake or referral action in plain language.
Helpful information to include
- Person's name, age, location, and contact information
- Reason for referral and the service being requested
- Current symptoms or behaviors, including frequency and severity
- Safety concerns and recent crisis or hospital involvement
- Current diagnoses, providers, medications, and prior services
- Insurance or Medicaid plan information, when applicable
- Guardian information and willingness to participate for youth services
For Intensive In-Home referrals
Include clear information about the youth's level of functioning, family and community conflict, prior interventions, risk of out-of-home placement, and why home-based treatment is likely to be more effective than clinic-only care.
Privacy reminder
Please use an approved secure method when sharing clinical records or protected health information. The general website contact form should not be used to send sensitive records.