ADULT REHABILITATIVE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES (ARMHS)

• Clients ages 18 or older • Clients who have received a recent diagnostic assessment by a qualified mental health professional that indicates ARMHS services are medically necessary • Clients who have substantial disability and functional impairment in three or more areas, thus markedly reducing self-sufficiency • Clients who have the cognitive capacity to engage in and benefit from rehabilitative services techniques and methods • Clients who have Medical Assistance or a Prepaid Medical Assistance Product (contact, HHHC intake at 763-425-5959 for eligibility)

• Our team will meet with you in your home or other community settings • We can transport you to medical appointments and out into the community • An ARMHS practitioner will meet with you at least once a week for a minimum of two hours per week, up to 5 hours per week. If you have an urgent or intense need: you could be assessed for up to 10-15 hours per week (this isn’t intended for long term) • You will continue to work with your ARMHS practitioner until your goals are met • Our team of providers will work with your family and/or care team while you receive services from us, if requested

• Managing the symptoms of mental illness, finding providers, taking clients to appointments • Support in other areas of your life, such as: • Managing a household • Planning for employment • Pursuing education • Going to the food shelf or getting needed items in their home • Helping with understanding bills and benefits so there isn’t any relapse in services • Connecting and helping decrease isolation • Preventing relapse • Budgeting and shopping • Developing a healthy lifestyle, including sleep and healthy meal planning • Learning to get around the community, we can transport and also set up medical and Metro Mobility • Monitoring use and effectiveness of medications, getting them connected with in-home providers • Services provided individually or in groups focus on educating clients about mental illness and symptoms; the role and effects of medications in treating symptoms of mental illness; and the side effects of medications (psychoeducational)

• Help with re-entering into community living after treatment, acute settings or hospital. ARMHS can go into these facilities to help you in transition.

• Communicate opinions, thoughts and feelings, or key information with others • Discover and use community resources to get needs met • Get outside help to deal with a difficult situation, finding areas of joy, purpose and meaning