Klamath Child & Family Treatment

“The 990 is reviewed by the executive director with the board treasurer (cpa) prior to filing. The entire board is presented the return for review and approval.”

“All licensed therapists are required by the oregon state licensing board to have a professional conflict statement on file for licensing; compliance is monitored and enforced through the licensing process. Non-licensed therapists and support staff as well as board members do not have a formal conflict of interest disclosure.”

“The compensation package of the ceo/executive director is reviewed by the board of directors in accordance with the bylaws of the organization. This is typically annually. All compensation changes are approved by the board.”

“Governing documents and financial information are available at the corporate offices for viewing upon request.”

“Klamath basin behaviorial health”

“Our values and mission vision: sharing the power of mental wellbeing mission: providing compassionate care throughout our community core values: dignity - we treat everyone as individuals and with respect. Stewardship - we are trusted caretakers of human and financial resources. Hope - we inspire a better quality of life. Diversity - we recognize the uniqueness of everyone we serve. Integrity - we are honest, ethical, and responsible in our words and action.”

“Outpatient services adult outpatient: therapeutic services which are designed to diagnose and treat each individual's specific behavioral and mental health needs. Treatment plans are developed and implemented on an individual basis. Psychiatric services: mental health psychiatric evaluations/assessments, consultations, and medication management. These services are provided by board certified psychiatrists and/or licensed psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners. Child and family outpatient: counseling and mental health services to diagnose and treat each child, adolescent, or family's specific developmental, emotional, social, behavioral, and/or mental health needs. Community services: wraparound service delivery models build collaboration between families, schools and other community partners to assist in arranging services to best fit individual needs. Expands the service array to include educational supports and skills building in the school and home as well as group sessions.”

“Intensive child services day treatment: on-site treatment that integrates mental health services with educational services. The program operates five days per week, year round. Family care coordination assists families by developing a therapeutic relationship and guiding treatment planning, service transitions, and coordination of treatment services. Individualized skills building offers skill development to strengthen children's abilities to be more successful in home, school, and community. Youth residential: juvenile residential and respite facility for adolescents providing high level, round-the-clock behavioral rehabilitation services and mental health care. Respite services are provided for up to 15 days, and contracted residential services are available for 90 or more days. Substance use disorder services substance use disorder services - outpatient services including alcohol and drug assessment, mental health assessment, treatment planning, in home services, individual, group and family therapies, skills building, relapse prevention, parent education, family groups, co-occurring treatment, alcohol and drug treatment, case management, after care planning and community education and referral services.”

“Prior grants/contract settlments -769,960 the other decrease represents the refund of prior unspent grants funds that were returned. These relate to funds that were received in prior fiscal years, but were returned during the fye 6/30/24.”