REGIONAL COUNSELING CENTER INC

Programs

1. Outpatient therapy and medication management the services offered through outpatient therapy and medication management departments are individual and group therapy, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, nursing services and mobile medication services. Outpatient therapy and medication management are provided in the main oil city, pa location as well as our satellite office in franklin, pa. Other satellite offices that provide outpatient therapy are located in the following school districts: oil city, pa, franklin, pa, rocky grove, pa, cranberry, pa and titusville, pa. The school programs receive medication management services through the oil city and franklin offices. The therapy services are provided by master level therapists, most who are licensed lpc's and lcsw's. Medication management services are provided by the psychiatrist, crnp's, an rn and an lpn. Mobile medications are provided in the community by an rn.

   $1,509,546 spent$1,935,075 earned by the program
   60% of program spending

2. Child and adolescent partial hospitalizationthis program provides intensive treatment for more severe problems requiring a greater level of care than outpatient. The service is provided daily for 3-6 hours with a school component built in. Medical necessity is required and determined by a board-certified psychiatrist. It is run by master's level therapists and a bachelor level mental health worker. Training is provided yearly.

   $291,444 spent$314,494 earned by the program
   12% of program spending

3. Transitions programthe transitions program staff provides services that consist of psychiatric evaluations, therapy, medication management, case management, housing services, and vocational support. These services are provided in the community and the consumer's home. The outcomes identified are 1. Healthy lifestyles; 2. Community stability; 3. Employment stability; 4. Educational attainment; 5. Housing stability; 6. Providing a support network; 7. Psychological and emotional well-being; 8. Recovery from chemical dependency; 9. Role integrity; and 10. Quality of life. The program consists of master's level therapists, most who are lpc's, and bachelor level transitional specialists.

   $460,564 spent$440,646 earned by the program
   18% of program spending

4. Prs/mobile psych/imrservices are provided in this program to increase consumer funtioning to be successful and satisfied in the environment(s) of their choice with the least amount of professional help. Services are provided at the consumer's home or in the community.

   $170,421 spent$89,453 earned by the program
   7% of program spending

5. Representative payeepayee services are provided to individuals who are unable to manage their own finances. Services include check writing, record keeping, completing and filing necessary forms for dpw and ssa. The individual is not charged for the service. The service is funded by the county of venango grant contract.

   $17,104 spent
   1% of program spending

6. Hoardingthe hoarding program received state approval during the fiscal year ending 6/30/2021 and began as a stand alone program during 7/1/21 to 6/30/22. Staffing is an issue. The program has a tendency to do well and then is understaffed. Currently the program is on hold.

   $55,242 spent$49,970 earned by the program
   2% of program spending

The 6 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $2,504,321.