1. Summit Outpatient Clinic Director, Dodi Wilson, CMHC

2. Clinic Services  Services are available in Park City, North Summit, and South Summit.  Services include, but are not limited to, Inpatient and Residential Care, Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment and Prevention.  Services are provided in the following settings: o Office o Community/Home o Schools o Other Locations

3. Service Array  Individual/Family/Couples/Group Therapy  Skills Training (Psychosocial Rehabilitation and Psychoeducational)  Case Management  Pharmacological Management and Monitoring o MAT (Medication Assisted Treatment)  Drug Court  Voluntary and Involuntary Treatment  Jail In-reach and Outreach  Respite Services  Peer Support/Family Resource Facilitator Services  Community Education and Awareness  24 Hour Crisis Services  Inpatient and Residential Care

4. Staff  Clinicians/Direct Care Providers o Full Time Licensed Mental Health Therapist’s - 5 (2 Bilingual) o Full Time provisional license - 1 o Part Time LMHT - 1 o School Based Independent Contractors (LMHT’s) - 5 o Full Time Case Managers - 4 (1 Bilingual) o Part Time Family Resource Facilitator - 1 Bilingual o Part Time Respite - 2 o Peer Support Specialist - 1  Medical Providers o Board Certified Adult and Child Psychiatrist - 1 (8 hours/ week) o Full Time APRN - 1 o RN - 1 (30 hours/week)

5. Staff  Prevention o Full Time Coordinator – 1 Bilingual o Part Time Specialist - 1  Office Specialists o Full Time Intake and Front Staff – 3 (2 Bilingual)

6. Funding Sources  DSAMH Contract o Federal Funds o MH Block grant o SAPT Block Grant  State General Fund  Summit County Match  Medicaid  Medicare  Self Pay  Sliding Fees  Third Party  Uninsured  Court Involved Reduced Fees

7. Highlights of 2015/2016  Implementation of School Based Mental Health Services (SBMH) in 2015.  SBMH Services currently being provided in the following schools: o Park City Schools: PCHS, TMJH, Ecker, WSD, WSS (school based and ongoing crisis services) o North Summit (Elementary, Middle, High Schools) o South Summit (Elementary, Middle, High Schools)  Number of youth served: o 2015-82 o 2016-98

8. Highlights of 2015/2016  Implementation of Justice Reinvestment Initiative (JRI) in 2015. o On March 31, 2015, Utah Gov. Gary R. Herbert signed House Bill 348S01 "Criminal Justice Programs and Amendments" into law. o With the implementation of JRI, the State of Utah will reduce incarceration and recidivism rates. o “The criminal justice system as a whole is expected to move toward a system that incarcerates people who pose a risk or a threat to the community and treats those who struggle with addictions but otherwise pose little or no danger to our neighborhoods.” Utah Department of Corrections

9. Highlights of 2015/2016  Summit’s JRI Program is currently providing the following services: o Jail in-reach and group services to incarcerated individuals. o Intensive outpatient services such as case management, therapy and crisis services to high risk/high need individuals who would otherwise risk incarceration.  Number of individuals served in jail: o 2015-67 o 2016-82  Number of individuals served in an outpatient setting in lieu of incarceration: o 2015-167 o 2016-189

10. Highlights of 2015/2016  Creation and Implementation of the Summit Advisory Council in 2015.  Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Training (National Suicide Prevention Training) provided to several schools in Park City, North Summit, South Summit as well as Summit County Health Department and Jail Employees.  Collaboration with Parents Empowered, School Districts, the Summit County Health Department and other community agencies/partners to educate the community about the following: o Reduced underage drinking o Bullying o Marijuana o Smoking cessation o Parenting classes

11. Total Clients Served 2015 and 2016 Data obtained from 2016 DSAMH Scorecard

12. Adult and Youth Inpatient Psychiatric Admissions 2015 and 2016 Data obtained from 2015 and 2016 DSAMH Scorecard

13. Customer Satisfaction Scores QTR’s 1 and 2 - 2016 Data obtained from internal customer satisfaction surveys

14. DSAMH Annual Audit 2015 and 2016  Complete medical record review of mandated services.  DSAMH 2015 Annual Audit: o March 24, 2015 – Pass  DSAMH 2016 Annual Audit: o March 8, 2016 – Pass