CI585 AgencyAssessment
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Connecting with Schools/Community
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Services Available
Ages Served
Qualifications for Services
Family Referral Process
PrairieCare Mission
PrairieCare Funding
Purpose of Writing
Hayley Grey
CI 585Assignment #1: Agency Assessment
Assessments Used
Trauma-InformedPractice
PrairieCare: An Agency Assessment Hayley Grey Department of Graduate Teacher Education Concordia University St. Paul T&R CI 585 Educational Assessment Cohort 407 Professor Rico Bohren July 20, 2024
Conclusion
Assessments within the PrairieCare organization vary depending on the age of the patient, the treatment program, and the individual needs that arise. An approach this open-ended and with roots in trauma-informed care aims to address the symptoms that impact daily life in order to help build resilience within the program and eventually, beyond. PrairieCare is only one of many places where psychiatric care is offered. Effective assessment may be best measured by the experiences of the individuals within the various programs. A trauma-informed, individually tailored approach can greatly impact those who are seeking healing and resilience.
References
A Resilience Toolkit: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Enhancing Stress Resilience and Well-Being. (2021). PrairieCare.Child & Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) Patient Handbook (pp. 2–20). (2019). PrairieCare.Newport Healthcare. (2024). Newport Healthcare. https://www.newporthealthcare.comPsychiatric Care for Children and Adults. (2024). PrairieCare. https://prairie-care.com/
The purpose of this presentation is to explore the organization PrairieCare, a psychiatry-based organization that provides mental health services to people of all ages in Minnesota. This presentation will center around the services provided to adolescents and children by PrairieCare. Throughout this work, the assessment process and structure will given to youth patients will be detailed in order to form a clear picture of the role of assesment in the operations of PrairieCare.
PrairieCare: An Agency Assessment
- Children (ages 6-12)
- Adolescents (ages 12-17)
- Young Adults (ages 18-35)
- Adults (ages 36 and above)
Ages Served
"To provide each individual patient the psychiatric care they truly need" (PrairieCare, 2005).
Agency Mission
- Insurance
- PrairieCare Fund 501(c)3
- Subsidary of Newport Healthcare
- Affiliations and potential funding from other entities/organizations
Funding
- Referral number: (952) 826-8474
- Provide information on the child including clinicial information
- Mental health screening
- Intake Advisor
Referral Process
- Residential program
- Inpatient hospitalization
- Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
- Intensive outpatient
- Outpatient clinic services
Services Available
- Assessment begins with mental health screening
- Treatments incorporate a variety of assessments
- Group therapy, diagnostics
- Point Sheets
- Treatment teams
Assessments
- PTSD treatment options
- Physical design
- "warm, natural colors and plenty of windows and sunlight" (PrairieCare, 2024)
- Trauma-informed principles
- Tailored to the individual
Trauma-Informed Care
- Referrals and screenings
- Availability
- Many options and routes for treatment
Qualifications for Services
- Specialized curriculum created in collaboration with local schools
- Family resources
- Grants via PrairieCare Fund
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