Net Treatment Services Inc.

Filing Period

Jul 1, 2012 to Jun 30, 2013

Signed

Feb 27, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$38,564,997

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

Pennsylvania children's dependent & delinquent services (see schedule o).pennsylvania children's dependent & delinquent services: the dependent component of net's pa child welfare programs provides case management support for foster parents and the children in their homes. We served 58 children in the performance-based foster care program and 32 foster children in the treatment foster care program. Foster parents and net case managers work together to provide for the emotional and physical needs of the child while working with the biological family to bring about reunification. In the treatment foster care program, net provides specialized care for children who may have adhd or other behavioral problems. The dependent component of net's pa child welfare programs also includes a 20 bed group home intensive facility for adolescent girls in which we served 44 girls this year. Another program is in home detention that offers structured after-school and weekend recreational/educational activities to youth in their community. In this program we served 553 youth. Net also provided in home protective services to 77 families and their children in its fourth year of operation.

Activity 3

Pennsylvania treatment children's services (see schedule o).pennsylvania treatment children's services: services include behavioral health rehabilitation (bhrs) for both children with autism, the pace program, and children with other mental health challenges, school therapeutic services (sts) and outpatient mental health to children, adolescents and families who are experiencing emotional, behavioral or psychiatric problems. Bhrs and sts are provided in schools and the person's home. Net is the only provider that offers family-focused behavioral health services (ffbh) and a step-down program known as family and community treatment (fact). A ffbh team consists of a lead clinician, a case manager and a crisis worker to provide intensive support to all members of the family in the home, school, or community setting. Intensive coordination between the treatment team and other community resources and a flexible approach to working with families are key elements of this program. Net's newest program is the pace program, one of the cbh autism centers for excellence, which, in addition to bhrs, includes a summer therapeutic program which served 18 autistic children this past summer and an extended assessment that helps to provide a differential diagnosis for children who may have autism. Net has completed over 150 assessments to date. Net provided service to about 150 children in pace bhrs, 70 children in bhrs, 150 children in sts and 116 families in ffbh, 40 families in fact, and 234 children and families in op.

Filer

EIN

22-2697033