Mobile Response & Stabilization Services Coming to Rutland County

Rutland Mental Health Services Awarded Grant for Mobile Response & Stabilization Services Rutland Mental Health Services will pilot a new program that will offer immediate, in-person, home and community-based services for children and families in need of stabilization supports to divert from Emergency Department visits.
2020 Annual Report

Community Care Network's 2020 Annual Report focuses on one common theme we found throughout all programs during this challenging year: resilience.
COVID-19 Updates

Over a year after the COVID-19 Pandemic changed everything, we continue to provide services in the safest ways possible. Our work at Community Care Network is completely centered around the health and well being of every member of our community, and we will continue that work by taking whatever measures necessary to protect our staff and those we serve.

Visit this page to stay informed about our response, program changes, and additional resources.
Public Notice of Discontinuation

Public Notice of Discontinuation per 42 CRF Section 489.52:

Rutland Mental Health Services, Inc. has discontinued services as an Intermediate Care Facility-IID (Westview Court) effective October 7, 2020, at which point no ICF-IID services continued.
Child and Family

Child and Family Programs provide assessment, referral, individual and group treatment, psychopharmacology, community education, crisis intervention, substance abuse services and intensive outpatient services to the Rutland County area.

These services are provided in a variety of settings including office, home, community-based interventions, and school-based services. Children, adolescents, and families from the area requiring mental health treatment are served without regard for gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, place of national origin, socio-economic status, political affiliation, or physical or mental disability.
EMPOWERMENT

We create a positive work environment that fosters teamwork and opportunities for growth. We have the authority and responsibility to make decisions and take actions as close to the point of service as possible. We value, seek and incorporate customer choice, stakeholder and communities input in our decisions.

The health and human service industry is in constant change. The only way to stay ahead is to stay flexible. We listen to our customers, our employees, and the communities we serve. Given the opportunity, we believe people do the right thing. Our culture gives the freedom to do exactly that.
Adult Services

RMHS Adult Services offer the community a full range of high quality behavioral health services. Services include Adult Outpatient, Substance Abuse Services, Eldercare, Crisis, and CRT.

The programs are designed to assist adults in coping with and healing from various forms of mental illness, abuse, employment problems, behavioral problems, substance abuse and family conflicts. XXX
Developmental Disabilities

The Community Access Program (CAP) assists children, adolescents, and adults who have a developmental disability to live, attend school, work, and recreate in their communities. Individuals and their families may also choose to self- or family-manage their own services with our assistance.

CAP services and supports encompass a wide range of options designed around the specific needs of an individual.
Senior & Volunteer

Senior Day Care Services and Volunteer opportunities for people of all ages.

Programs include:
RSVP & The Volunteer Center
Green Mountain Foster Grandparent Program
One-2-One
Substance Use Disorders Services

Evergreen Substance Abuse Services offers services to adults with alcohol and other drug dependencies.

Dependence on substances can affect anyone, at any age, from any walk of life.

For many substance abusers, the greatest hurdle to overcome is admitting the problem and seeking help. Clinical professionals at Evergreen Substance Abuse Services help identify the most appropriate course of action. The goal is to provide treatment in a respectful, dignified manner, enabling the individual to acquire skills necessary to support ongoing recovery.

Adult.

Programs and services designed to assist adults in improving the quality of their lives.

Child.

Treatment and support for children and youth (ages birth through 18) and their family members struggling with emotional, behavioral and substance abuse issues.