Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services for Adults
Eligibility
Weber Human Services currently provides services for Adult individuals who are eligible
for Medicare or Medicaid, who reside in Weber and Morgan Counties. Weber Human
Services also provides Crisis Services for all residents of Weber and Morgan Counties,
and services for individuals who are civilly committed.
Cost
There is no cost for services, except where co-pays apply, and when private insurances
are billable.
Outpatient
Outpatient services are provided to eligible Weber Human Services clients experiencing
ongoing clinical mental health and substance abuse issues. Outpatient services include
individual and group therapy, psychological testing, behavior management, and medication
management. Also, clients are eligible for an array of other outpatient services
listed below, based upon medical necessity.
Mental Health Inpatient
Inpatient services are offered to adults experiencing an acute need for psychological
and/or psychiatric services. A multidisciplinary diagnostic and treatment team will
assist the client in identifying and alleviating acute symptoms.
Skills Development Services
Adult Skills Development Services (ASD) are rehabilitative services provided to
individuals with serious and persistent mental illness in an outpatient setting,
day treatment program, residential program or other appropriate setting. These services
assist individuals in developing competence in basic living skills such as meal
planning, shopping, food preparation, money management, mobility, grooming, personal
hygiene and maintenance of a living environment.
Supported Training Employment Program (STEP)
The STEP House provides hands-on experience and job training to people with serious
and persistent mental illness. Training is provided in a highly supervised working
environment. Individuals are offered training and/or supervision in a variety of
occupation skills and community locations in preparation for return to full or part-time
employment status.
Targeted Case Management
Case management assists eligible clients with mental health or substance abuse disorders
not only in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational and other services,
but also ensures coordination between all agencies and providers involved in a client’s
treatment.
Medication Management
These services are provided to individuals whose medical needs include prescribing,
administering, monitoring, or reviewing medication and/or medication regime.
Residential Services
Residential services are available, on a limited basis, to eligible WHS clients
who are seriously and persistently mentally ill.
Specialized Rehabilitation Services (SRS)
These Services are offered to seriously and persistently mentally ill individuals
who, for medical reasons, live in a nursing home or other assisted living facility
and who also require mental health services.
Homeless Services
The homeless mentally ill are identified and assisted through community outreach
and case management services.
Emergency Services
Agency hours are 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Walk-ins after that can call 625-3700
24-hours a day. In the event of a medical emergency, clients are encouraged
to go directly to McKay-Dee Emergency Department. Licensed professionals provide
24-hour emergency services with consultation available from a psychiatrist. Emergency
services can be obtained by calling (801) 625-3700.
Weber Human Services and McKay Dee Hospital determine conjointly the need for psychiatric
hospitalization.
UA Clinic
Location
137 27th St. Ogden, UT 84401
Eligibility
- Weber Human Services Clients only
- Referred by therapists
Cost
- Client is billed for each UA at the time sample is taken
- Clients pay at the WHS front desk Services Provided
- Photos taken for positive ID
- UA taken
- Samples are sent to Redwood Toxicology Laboratory