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High
Country Counseling and Resource Centers are private, nonprofit,
community mental health centers, organized under the laws
of the state of Wyoming to provide accessible, affordable,
and high quality Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment
Services in Lincoln and Sublette counties, Wyoming. Services
are available to anyone on a sliding fee scale basis.
HCCRC
is a community minded care provider which offers a wide variety
of professional services. These include:
Outpatient
Services:
Outpatient Services are requested by people seeking help to
solve problems that are interfering with their daily lives
at home or on the job.
Emergency
Services:
Emergency Services are offered to residents in both Lincoln
and Sublette counties. As a result, anyone who needs assistance
can depend on a qualified professional to be available when
an emergency arises, day or night.
Rehabilitation
Services:
Treatment options for clients who require more intensive care
than outpatient service, but not full hospitalization. The
client retains daily family contact and support while receiving
frequent, highly focused treatment and compassionate support.
Consultation
and Education Services:
HCCRC plays an important role in each community it serves
through education and consultation services. These programs
are designed to increase public awareness of the value of
good mental health. They also make the public aware that -
with mental health care, as with physical health care - prevention
of serious problems is as important as treatment.
Marriage
Counseling and Family Therapy:
These programs are designed to help families that are fragmented
or in crisis, where the integrity of the family unit is threatened.
Substance
Abuse Prevention:
The prevention program identifies the consequences and costs
of alcohol, tobacco, and drug use to people throughout the
community. The program educates young people and their parents
about the dangers of substance abuse.
Substance
Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program:
An adult Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program serving
both men and women is offered by coordinating client need
through initial evaluations, individual therapy and group
therapy programs. Professionals combine drug court recommendations
with a four phase graduation process to allow for recovery
and accountability.
North
Lincoln County School District #2 Program:
HCCRC works with the local school district to provide on-site
mental health and substance abuse services to adolescents
and young adults. Services include individual and group therapy,
as well as on going consultation with parents, teachers, principals,
and other school district personnel regarding the needs of
the student.
21st
Century State Incentive Grant:
HCCRC acts as the housing agent for this grant which includes
after school programs, Big Brothers/Big Sisters and parenting
classes for youth and their parents in Lincoln County.
Psychiatric
Services:
HCCRC has contracted with a licensed professional psychiatrist
who meets with clients on a monthly basis to assess prescription
medication needs.
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Confidentiality
As
a client of HCCRC, anything that you discuss is considered
to be confidential information and cannot, except in
certain special situations as required by law, be released
to anyone outside of the agency without your written
consent. We adhere to the Privacy Practices as required
by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability
Act of 1996 (HIPPA) and regulations promulgated there
under (45 CFR Parts 160 & 164), and the Public Health
Service Act (42 CFR Part 2) dealing with confidentiality
of alcohol and drug abuse records.
Cost
The
fee will be set during your first contact with the Center.
A sliding fee schedule, based on gross income, may be
established to assist in making mental health and substance
abuse treatment services affordable and available. The
Center will bill insurance companies for services as
requested, including Medicaid and Midicare.
How
to Contact HCCRC
Call
the High Country Counseling and Resource Center in your
area or visit us at www.HighCountryCounseling.com
for more information.
Afton
Office (307) 885-9883
Kemmerer Office (307) 877-4466
Pinedale Office (307) 367-2111
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HCCRC
Annual Report in .pdf format
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