Performance Outcome Data - Plumas County

Categories on this page include:
Employment
​Hospitalization
Housing
Hospitalization

Employment

MHSA 2023-2026 3-Year Plan
Environmental Alternatives (EA) Full Service Partnerships (FSP), Page 21, n=40 (All ages)
  • The program has shown success in helping FSP clients to stabilize, remain housed, engaged in therapy, and working with their case managers in decreasing functional impairments and homelessness, prolonged suffering, and unemployment. 
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MHSA Annual Update 2018-2019. Page 92.​
Program-Specific: Adult Peer Employment Program
  • ​7 clients with Serious Mental Illness Enrolled in Program Year 17- 18. Outcomes included:
    • 3 clients transitioned to community-based employment
    • 2 enrollees left the program before transitioning.

Hospitalization

MHSA 2023-2026 3-Year Plan
Environmental Alternatives (EA) Full Service Partnerships (FSP), Page 21, n=40 (All ages)
  • There has been a decrease in negative outcomes associated with a serious mental illness for full-service partners, specifically hospitalization, incarceration, and homelessness. ​​

2022-23 EQRO Report, Page 45 ​MediCal EQRO
  • ​There were very few readmissions within 30 days and this trend was suppressed for HIPAA reasons.

Housing

MHSA 2023-2026 3-Year Plan
Environmental Alternatives (EA) Full Service Partnerships (FSP), Page 21, n=40 (All ages)
  • There has been a decrease in negative outcomes associated with a serious mental illness for full-service partners, specifically hospitalization, incarceration, and homelessness. 

​MHSA Annual Update 2018-2019. Pages 17-18
​During program year FY17-18, PCBH invested $121,544 to provide housing services, including emergency lodging, transitional housing, and through PRS’ program, to approximately 68 clients, $51,876 of which was expended on rental assistance. 
  • 13 PCBH FSP clients were referred to Transitional Supportive Housing
  • 4 clients transitioned to permanent housing
  • 4 clients voluntarily left the program and were disenrolled
  • 5 clients remained in services with Environmental Alternatives
More EQRO Data (LINK)
​More MHSA Data at: MHSA
​More SAMHSA PATH Data at: SAMHSA

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