Performance Outcome Data - Amador County

Categories on this page include:
Employment
​Hospitalization
Housing
Incarceration

Employment

MHSA Outcomes FY19-20, page 50
Program-Specific:  NAMI Family/Client Education & Support (CSS)  N=276
  • 7% reported increases for employment, volunteering and/or school.

Hospitalization

Medi-Cal 2023-24 EQRO Report, Page 45: 
Both 7- and 30-day psychiatric readmission rates have consistently been much lower than statewide readmission rates. However, in CY 2022, the MHP’s 30-day readmission rate was slightly higher than the statewide rate.

Housing

MHSA Outcomes FY19-20, pages 55,59  ​Program-Specific:  Nexus Community Outreach Family Resource Centers (PEI), N=61​
  • Prior to participation, 33% of program participants reported that they had experienced homelessness or were at-risk for homelessness.
  • After receiving services, only 25% reported experiencing a homelessness or were at-risk of homelessness (5% decrease). 
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MHSA Program Outcomes FY19-20, page 50
Program-Specific: NorCal MHA Sierra Wind Wellness & Recovery Center (CSS)
  • Prior to participation at Sierra Wind Wellness and Recovery Center, 63% of program participants reported that they had experienced homelessness or were at-risk for homelessness.​
  • After receiving services at Sierra Wind, only 57% reported experiencing a homelessness or were at-risk of homelessness (5% decrease). 

Incarceration

​MHSA Outcomes FY19-20, pp 50 & 59
​Program-Specific:  NAMI Family/Client Education & Support (CSS)  N=276
  • 5% reported decreases for time spent in jail/prison.

​Program-Specific:  Nexus Community Outreach Family Resource Centers (PEI), page 55 & 59. N=61
  • Before participating in this program, 7% reported spending time in Juvenile Hall, Jail or Prison.  After participation, no participants, 0%, reported time spent incarcerated.

​Program-Specific: Amador College Connect Human Services Certificate Scholarship Program (WET), page 64, N=35
  • Before the program: 25% of program participants reported spending time incarcerated prior to the program.
  • After the program: 9% of participants reported spending time incarcerated, a 15% decrease
More EQRO Data (LINK)
​More MHSA Data at:  ​More SAMHSA PATH Data at: SAMHSA
Children & Youth: Link | ADA Version / Adults: Link | ADA Version

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