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| SOS is a division of the Minnesota Department of Human Services. It consists of an array of residential and treatment programs serving people with mental illness, developmental disabilities, chemical dependency and traumatic brain injury as well as people who pose a risk to society. Currently, these services are provided at just under 200 geographically dispersed sites throughout Minnesota. Services are provided by more than 3,500 employees in a variety of roles such as psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, human services technicians, occupational therapists, social workers, licensed chemical and dependency counselors. SOS programs served almost 11,000 persons in fiscal year 2010. |
| All SOS programs utilize best practices in their delivery of services. |
| Direct Support Specialist (Human Services Technician) Pilot Project |
| Vision: Partner in the development of vibrant, sustainable, healthy and inclusive communities across Minnesota that support people in effectively managing their behavioral health needs allowing them to optimize their potential. |
| Mission: State Operated Services, in partnership with others, provides innovative and responsive behavioral health care to people with complex needs and challenges, some of whom may present substantial safety risks. |
| To make a referral call: (866) 966-BEDS (2337) (Greater Minnesota) |
| 651-431-5337 (Metro Area) |
| SOS provides specialized inpatient, residential and related treatment supports for persons with mental illness. Adult mental health services are provided at: |
| • Anoka Metro Regional Treatment Center |
| Anoka-Metro Regional Treatment Center (AMRTC) serves people who are mentally ill in a large campus-based setting. Many of these people have complex medical histories. AMRTC is a 200-bed psychiatric hospital consisting of eight 25-bed units. Services include units dedicated to the treatment of psychiatric patients with complex co-morbid medical conditions, treatment of individuals with mental illness who face a criminal trial and patients with high levels of behavioral issues. |
3301 Seventh Avenue North
Anoka, MN 55303
(651) 431-5000 |
Seven Community Behavioral Health Hospitals (CBHH)
CBHH provide short-term, acute inpatient psychiatric services at seven 16-bed community-based sites located throughout Minnesota. Natural support structures can be incorporated into treatment by serving patients as close as possible to their home communities. The hospitals provide an array of services that include: |
| • Assessment of mental, social, functional and physical health |
| • An individual treatment plan, including medication management and 24-hour nursing care |
| • Individualized discharge and aftercare planning for transitioning back to an appropriate setting in the community |
| • Multidisciplinary teams employ current approaches including such models as Illness Management and Recovery. |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - Alexandria
1610 8th Ave. E.
Alexandria, MN 56308-2472
(320) 335-6201 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - Annandale
400 Annandale Blvd.
Annandale, MN 55302
(651) 259-3850 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - Baxter
14241 Grand Oaks Drive
Baxter, MN 56425
(218) 316-3104 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital Bemidji
800 Bemidji Ave. N., Suite 200
Bemidji, MN 56601
(218) 308-2400 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - Fergus Falls
1801 W. Alcott Ave.
P.O. Box 478Fergus Falls, MN 56538-0478
(218) 332-5001 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - Rochester
251 Wood Lake Drive S.E.
Rochester, MN 55904
(507) 206-2561 |
Community Behavioral Health Hospital - St. Peter
2000 Klein St.
St. Peter, MN 56082
(507) 933-5001 |
| Minnesota Specialty Health System – Brainerd provides individuals who are experiencing a serious mental illness and an acquired brain injury with evidenced-based treatment that encompasses an intensive clinical and cognitive rehabilitation in a residential community setting. |
11615 State Avenue
Brainerd, MN 56401-7306
(218) 828-6123 |
| Minnesota Specialty Health System - Cambridge provides services to individuals diagnosed with developmental disabilities or related conditions who may be highly complex with a history of legal problems, public safety and/or personal safety concerns due to significant behavioral disturbances and/or poorly managed medical conditions. |
1425 East Rum River Drive South
Cambridge, MN 55008
(763) 689-7200 |
| St. Paul Como Community Unit provides individuals who are experiencing a serious mental illness with evidenced based treatment that encompasses an intensive clinical and rehabilitation approach in a safe and creative apartment environment. |
690 Como Ave
St. Paul, MN, 55103
(651) 558 - 2187 |
| The following residential programs offer an individualized approach to treatment that is person centered. These services are also accessed through the Centralized Pre-Admission Center. Specific treatment programming includes, but is not limited to: Illness Management and Recovery, Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment, Family Psycho-education, individualized self-medication management program, community integration with an overarching goal of focusing on increasing an individual’s functioning capacity during their recovery. In addition, the areas of need for supports in the community for ongoing areas of deficit will be identified and the infrastructure to enlist these supports will be mapped out in a client’s plan for return to community (aka. discharge plan) for a more successful transition to the next phase in his or her recovery. |
Minnesota Specialty Health System - Wadena
240 Shady Lane Drive
Wadena, MN 56482-3093
(218) 319-6001 |
Minnesota Specialty Health System - Willmar
1208 Olena Ave. S.E.
Willmar, MN 56201
(320) 235-0900 |
Community clinics
Services involve the operation of five community dental clinics that provide services to individuals with developmental disabilities, severe/persistent mental illness or traumatic brain injury who were unable to obtain care from other community providers. Clinics are located in Brainerd, Cambridge, Faribault, Fergus Falls and Willmar. The Faribault office also provides out-patient psychiatric services. |
Central Lakes Community Dental Clinic
Central Lakes College Campus
501 West College Drive
Brainerd, MN 56401
(218) 855-8272 |
Fergus Falls Community Dental Clinic
1121 Pebble Lake Road
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
(218) 739-7254 |
Health Source Community Dental Clinic
1425 East Rum River Drive South
Cambridge, MN 55008
(763) 689-7306 |
Southern Cities Community Clinic
Faribo West Mall
200 Western Avenue
Faribault, MN 55021
(507) 333-2028 |
Willmar Community Dental Clinic
1801 Technology Drive
Willmar, MN 56201
(320) 231-5315 |
| • Culturally-based services, dual diagnosis residential services for adults and adolescents |
| • Mental illness/chemical dependency inpatient services |
| • Relapse prevention services |
| • Pathological gambling services |
| • Adult aftercare services |
| All services are person-centered, building on the individual’s interests and capacity for growth, leading to a lifelong process of recovery. |
Anoka
3301 7th Ave. N.
Anoka, MN 55303
Admissions: (651) 431-5247 |
Brainerd
11600 State Ave.
Brainerd, MN 56401
Admissions: (218) 828-2389 |
Liberalis
810 3rd St., Suite 102
Carlton, MN 55718
Admissions: (218) 384-7013 or (218) 384-7000
This facility is a specialized women’s program that offers substance abuse treatment services to women |
Fergus Falls
1174 Western Avenue
Fergus Falls, MN 56537
Admissions: (218) 736-1800 |
St. Peter
1703 CSAH 15
St. Peter, MN 56082
Admissions: (507) 933-5199
Fax: (507) 931-7888 |
Willmar
1705 16th St. NE
Willmar, MN 55201
Admissions: (320) 231-5468 or (320) 231-5379 |
| State Operated Services, Community Addiction Recovery Enterprise (C.A.R.E.), in partnership with Hennepin County, provides chemical health intensive day treatment services to Hennepin County residents at high risk for commitment or revocation of provisional discharges due to their chronic addiction to alcohol and other drugs. This program is an alternative to residential treatment meant to reduce costs while providing a more effective treatment strategy than traditional residential programming. The collaboration includes housing, intensive case management, transportation and vocational services integrated with the treatment experience. Program participants develop individualized goals with program staff to move towards an improved lifestyle. The programs objectives for the target population include: |
| • Reduce the number of CD commitments |
| • Reduce number of detoxification and emergency room visits |
| • Develop improved recovery and relapse services |
| • Improve coordination with the court system |
| • Integrate existing chemical health resources to facilitate best practices services |
| • Decrease cost of serving the target population |
| • Decrease target population’s interaction with law enforcement |
| The CABHS program is a specialized mental health program operated by the Department of Human Services through its State Operated Services division. CABHS provides both inpatient psychiatric hospital services and community-based foster home services. The CABHS hospital component offers a safe, youth- and family-responsive setting for crisis stabilization, comprehensive assessment and intensive treatment of specialized mental health problems. |
Inpatient Hospital
1701 Technology Drive NE
Willmar, MN 56201
(320) 231-5337
(888) 883-0266 |
| The Minnesota Intensive Therapeutic Homes (MITH) offers a unique alternative to institutionalization for children and adolescents with severe emotional disturbance and serious acting out behaviors. Services delivered in both inpatient and foster care are provided to youth with neurodevelopment disorders who also have a mental illness, youth whose needs may best be served through the application of treatment with Dialectical Behavior Treatment (DBT), and youth who have suffered severe psychosocial trauma. |
Administrative offices are located at:
1711 W. County Road. B, Suite 100 F
St. Paul, MN 55113
(612) 306-1578 or (218) 825-3000 |
| (CSS) provide decentralized clinical consultation and technical assistance. Nine teams across Minnesota’s 87 counties help clinically complex individuals remain in their communities and build support networks. |
Administrative offices are located at:
1425 East Rum River Drive S.
Cambridge, MN 55008-5033
(763) 689-7224 |
| (MSOCS) provides residential and vocational support services for people with disabilities. Vocational services include Day Training and Habilitation (DT & H) as well as support services that include evaluation, training and supported employment. Clients take advantage of and are integrated into the daily flow of the community. A state-of-the-art and highly specialized program called FACES (Friends and Community Experiencing Success) is used to plan individual support services that include community-based residential services typically provided in four-bed group homes. |
| Supports focus on providing a wide range of individualized vocational training and support as well as whole life options for individuals including: |
| • Volunteer opportunities |
| • Therapy services (speech and language pathology, occupational, physical, sensory integration) |
| • Recreational and leisure opportunities |
| • Daily life skills development |
Administrative offices are located at:
3200 Labore Road, Suite 104
Vadnais Heights, MN 55110-5186
(651) 766-4117 |
| State Operated Forensic Services, part of the Minnesota Department of Human Services, consists of statewide programs providing evaluation and treatment to individuals involved with the legal system due to a crime. These programs serve people committed, under Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 253B, to the Commissioner of Human Services as Mentally Ill and Dangerous (MI&D) or as a person with developmental disabilities diagnosed with mental retardation or related condition who presents a public safety risk. Also served are people with mental illness who the court has ordered for evaluation and treatment, under Minnesota Rules of Criminal Procedure, 20.01 and 20.02, before the start of a criminal trial. |
The campus is located at:
100 Freeman Drive
St. Peter, MN 56082
(507) 985-2000 |
| A division of the Minnesota Department of Human Services, State Operated Services Support is a unique governmentally operated, diversified behavioral healthcare service provider. |
| Centralized services supporting all aspects of this organization include: |
| • Building design and management |
| • Human resource management |
SOS provides services in sites located throughout the state. Most support services personnel are centralized in St. Paul while a smaller number of others are assigned to sites in greater Minnesota. All of these services provide support to the system of care. |
St. Paul offices are located at:
Mail Address: Minnesota Department of Human Services
State Operated Services Support Division
PO Box 64979
St.Paul, MN 55164-0979 |
Site Location: Minnesota Department of Human Services
State Operated Services Support Division
444 Lafayette Road N.
St.Paul, MN 55155
(651) 431-3676 |
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