WESTCARE NEVADA Community Triage Center WestCare Nevada has been providing social model, non medical detoxification services to the community since In 2005 WestCare respond to the community need to reduce overcrowding in the emergency rooms. The first Community Triage Center was licensed in Las Vegas serving a critical need. Community Triage Center CTC 930 N. 4th Street Las Vegas, NV (702)

WESTCARE NEVADA COMMUNITY TRIAGE CENTER The CTC offers a medical detoxification program, mental health crisis stabilization that is integrated with other inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment programs to insure a comprehensive continuum of care is afford all willing participants. The goal of the Community Triage Center (CTC) has always been to help relieve local healthcare, social service and law enforcement systems that are burdened by an overwhelming number of people suffering from mental health and substance abuse disorders. Services within the CTC are provided by an array of professionals including physicians and advance nurses practitioners, registered nurses, emergency medical technicians, a psychiatrist, a licensed clinical social worker, case managers, and counselors.

WESTCARE NEVADA COMMUNITY TRIAGE CENTER Since their inception, the CTC has provided the community with a safety net for the uninsured, under-insured, indigent and homeless populations in need of behavioral health stabilization, detoxification services, crisis stabilization and assistance with connection to community resources. In 2011, 83 % of the 3,864 patients served were homeless at the time of admission. Once the detoxification process has been safely completed, case managers facilitate linkages and timely entry into continued medical care, addiction treatment, mental health services, supportive housing and/or self-help recovery as indicated by the client’s condition. For the time period July 1, 2010-June 30, % of the patients successfully completed detoxification.

WESTCARE NEVADA COMMUNITY TRIAGE CENTER  Diverts Las Vegas Community Triage Center July 1 st, 2001 – June 30, 2011 TOTAL Diverts via CTC Transports From Area Hospitals Diverts via Police Transporting to Facility Diverts via Emergency Medical Response Vehicles Crisis Intervention Services Provided to Self Referrals Community Referrals Total Diverted/Served