Performance Outcome Data - San Mateo County

Categories on this page include:
Children & Youth
Criminal Justice
​Employment
Hospitalization
Housing / Homelessness
​Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

Children & Youth

MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22), Children N =219; TAY N=264, Page 528
Children (16 and younger):
  • The number of children experiencing homelessness changed from 9 before FSP enrollment to 7 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 22% improvement
  • The number of children experiencing detention before FSP enrollment to the first year following FSP enrollment remained at 28 (no change).
  • The number of children experiencing arrests changed from 30 before FSP enrollment to 10 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 67% improvement
  • The number of children experiencing mental health emergencies changed from 78 before FSP enrollment to 8 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 90% improvement
  • The number of children experiencing physical health emergencies changed from 16 before FSP enrollment to 1 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 94% improvement
  • The number of children experiencing suspension changed from 45 before FSP enrollment to 20 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 56% improvement
  • Grade and attendance data is unclear.
  • The number of children experiencing hospitalization changed from 10 before FSP enrollment to 3 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 70% improvement
  • The number of hospital days per child partner changed from 1.2 days before FSP enrollment to .2 days in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 55% improvement
  • The number of children receiving psychiatric emergency services changed from 52 before FSP enrollment to 23 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 56% improvement
TAY (17 to 25 years)
  • The number of TAY experiencing homelessness changed from 34 before FSP enrollment to 32 in the first year following FSP enrollment.
  • The number of TAY experiencing detention before FSP enrollment changed from 40 before FSP enrollment to 32 in the first year following FSP enrollment.
  • The number of TAY experiencing arrests changed from 65 before FSP enrollment to 20 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 69% improvement
  • The number of TAY experiencing mental health emergencies changed from 119 before FSP enrollment to 27 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 77% improvement
  • The number of TAY experiencing physical health emergencies changed from 55 before FSP enrollment to 5 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 91% improvement
  • The number of TAY experiencing suspension changed from 26 before FSP enrollment to 6 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 77% improvement
  • Grade and attendance data is unclear.
  • The number of TAY experiencing hospitalization changed from 25 before FSP enrollment to 15 in the first year following FSP enrollment.
  • The number of hospital days per TAY partner changed from 4.4 days before FSP enrollment to 2.1 days in the first year following FSP enrollment.
The number of TAY receiving psychiatric emergency services changed from 85 before FSP enrollment to 53 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 38% improvement.

Criminal Justice

MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22)
Adult Full Service Partnership, n=114, Page 526
  • The number of adult partners experiencing detention or incarceration changed from 35 before FSP enrollment to 22 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 37% improvement.
  • The number of arrests changed from 20 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 80% improvement
Older Adult (Ages 60+) Full Service Partnership, n=23, Page 526
  • The number of older adult partners experiencing detention or incarceration changed from 4 before FSP enrollment to 3 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 25% improvement.
  • The number of arrests changed from 4 before FSP enrollment to 1 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 75% improvement
Telecare Full Service Partnership, n=85, Page 530
  • The number of Telecare partners experiencing detention or incarceration changed from 17 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 76% improvement.
  • The number of arrests changed from 22 before FSP enrollment to 8 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 64% improvement.

Employment

MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22) 
​Adult Full Service Partnership, n=114, Page 526
  • The number of adult partners with employment changed from 1 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment.

Hospitalization

2022-23 EQRO Report, Page 45-46 ​MediCal EQRO
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2019:  20% (compared with 12% statewide)
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2020:  21% (compared with 19% statewide)\
  • 7-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2021:  26% (compared with 24% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2019:  31% (compared with 19% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2020:  35% (compared with 28% statewide)
  • 30-Day Post-Psychiatric Inpatient Rehospitalization CY 2021:  35% (compared with 33% statewide)

MHSA Annual Update 2018-2019, Page 13
MHSA Full Service Partnership programs (n=623):
  • Percent of partners with any hospitalization decreased from 23% before FSP to 13% during FSP.
  • Days in the hospital decreased from 6.97 days before FSP to 2.86 days during FSP.
  • Percent of partners with any psychiatric emergency services (PES) decreased from 42% before FSP to 29% during FSP.
  • The average number of PES events decreased from 1.13 events before FSP to 0.74 events during FSP.

​MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22)
Adult Full Service Partnership, n=114, Page 526
  • The number of adult partners experiencing mental health emergencies changed from 84 before FSP enrollment to 31 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 63% improvement
  • The number of adult partners experiencing physical health emergencies changed from 50 before FSP enrollment to 17 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 43% improvement
  • The number of adult partners experiencing hospitalization changed from 125 before FSP enrollment to 57 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 54% improvement
  • The number of hospital days per partner changed from 12.4 days before FSP enrollment to 4 days in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 57% improvement.
  • The number of partners accessing psychiatric emergency services (PES) changed from 196 before FSP enrollment to 140 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 29% improvement
Older Adult (Ages 60+) Full Service Partnership, n=23, Page 526
  • The number of older adult partners experiencing mental health emergencies changed from 13 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 69% improvement
  • The number of older adult partners experiencing physical health emergencies changed from 7 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 43% improvement
  • The number of older adult partners experiencing hospitalization changed from 22 before FSP enrollment to 12 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 45% improvement
  • The number of hospital days per partner changed from 10.54 days before FSP enrollment to 4.6 days in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 57% improvement.
  • The number of partners accessing psychiatric emergency services (PES) changed from 32 before FSP enrollment to 19 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 41% improvement
Telecare Full Service Partnership, n=85, Page 530
  • The number of Telecare partners experiencing mental health emergencies changed from 16 before FSP enrollment to 31 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is an increase of 94%.
  • The number of Telecare partners experiencing physical health emergencies changed from 11 before FSP enrollment to 12 in the first year following FSP enrollment.

Housing/Homelessness

MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22)
Adult Full Service Partnership, n=114, Page 526
  • The number of adult partners experiencing homelessness changed from 47 before FSP enrollment to 34 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 28% improvement.
Older Adult (Ages 60+) Full Service Partnership, n=23, Page 526
  • The number of older adult partners experiencing homelessness changed from 5 before FSP enrollment to 3 in the first year following FSP enrollment, out of 23 adult partners, which is a 40% improvement
Telecare Full Service Partnership, n=85, Page 530
  • The number of Telecare partners experiencing homelessness changed from 24 before FSP enrollment to 19 in the first year following FSP enrollment.

Substance Use Disorder (SUD)

MHSA Update 2023-24 (FY21-22)
Adult Full Service Partnership, n=114, Page 526
  • The number of adult partners actively experiencing SUD changed from 27 before FSP enrollment to 57 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 7% improvement.
  • The number of older adult partners (ages 60+) actively experiencing SUD changed from 5 before FSP enrollment to 4 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 20% improvement.
The number of Telecare partners actively experiencing SUD changed from 49 before FSP enrollment to 31 in the first year following FSP enrollment, which is a 37% improvement.
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