All qualified and potential people are entitled to an equal opportunity to use and benefit from the programs and services offered by Tri-County. This includes reasonable accommodations to ensure that programs and services are equally accessible to and equally effective for otherwise qualified persons with disabilities. Tri-County will provide, at no cost to the person, appropriate auxiliary aids, including certified American Sign Language interpreters.

An assessment is the first step towards improving your overall well-being. A comprehensive assessment is a biopsychosocial-spiritual-cultural assessment and is used to collect needed information about your unique circumstances to determine the best treatment options available to you.

Tri-County is proud of this facility and we strive each and every day to provide a safe and comfortable environment for those patients who are in the detox program. There is medical staff at the facility 24/7 as well as technical staff to assist in any way possible. Smoking is allowed at scheduled times. There are activities to participate in as well as therapeutic groups.

There is “no wrong door” when it comes to accessing services in Tri-County. You can call any Tri-County facility, discuss your needs with staff and they will assist you in gaining access into the program best suited for you.

The initial step is to make a request for records in writing to the program in which you or your child is enrolled. If you are requesting that your records be transferred to another provider, you will need to complete a consent to release information form. Any Tri-County program has these forms and are available at your request. Make sure you have the proper agency name, address and fax number so that we can process your request timely and accurately.

There is a $25 fee for processing your records request.

Discharge planning starts at the time you are admitted into a Tri-County program. With your help the treatment team will establish goals that will help you transition back into the community. You will be given resources so that you can contact others within the community that will assist you in housing, job seeking, transportation and other vital pieces of information to benefit you upon discharge.

Yes, Tri-County accepts most health insurance plans, including Medicaid HMO’s. Currently, Tri-County does not accept Medicare insurance plans. Please call Tri-County to see if we accept your insurance.

Each person requesting services is assessed on their ability to pay and their eligibility for funding programs to include a sliding fee schedule.