Mental Health Services
Placer County Adult System of Care provides an array of mental health and supportive services for those who live with mental illness. Services are individually designed to help you achieve your personal recovery goals. Services are provided to Placer County Medi-Cal beneficiaries and Placer County residents with no insurance.
Other insurance situations may be considered on a case by case basis. To be eligible for services you must also have a current or past qualifying diagnosis that impairs your level of functioning.
Services include:
- Behavioral and Physical Healthcare Coordination
- Crisis Services
- Drop-in Centers (Welcome Center/Cirby Clubhouse)
- Family Supports and Resources
- Group and Individual Therapy
- Health 360 (PDF)
- Housing Assistance
- Linkage to Community Resources
- Medication Assistance
- Mental Health Assessment
- Mental Health Court/Conditional Release Program (PDF)
- Peer Supports and Social Groups
The Screening Clinic is free to all Placer County Residents. Details include:
- Who should attend: Anyone in need of mental health treatment is welcome to attend.
- What to expect: The screening process may take a few hours so please come prepared. If you are unable to attend a clinic time or need special accommodation, please let us know.
- What should I bring: Bring a copy of your insurance card (Medi-Cal), proof of residency if your insurance is with another county, and proof of income if uninsured.
- When and Where:
- Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. and Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. at:
101 Cirby Hills Drive
Roseville, CA - Wednesday from 9 to 10 a.m. at:
11512 B Avenue
Auburn, CA 95603
- Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. and Thursday from 9 to 10 a.m. at:
- Contact Information: Call 1-888-886-5401 or email Mental Health Services
Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) allows Placer County to provide intensive, court-ordered treatment in the community for individuals with severe mental illness who would otherwise be unable to obtain timely interventions. To qualify for AOT services a person must meet specific criteria. Please see our brochure (PDF) for more information.
You are entitled to:
- Be treated with consideration and respect
- Have your services provided in a safe environment
- Participate in the planning of your service and treatment
- Request a change of case manager or therapist
- Receive interpreter services as needed free of charge. Family members will not be expected to interpret or provide an interpreter
- Receive services that are sensitive to cultural differences, religious preferences, sexual orientation, or disabilities
You have the responsibility to:
- Exhibit considerate and respectful behavior to staff and providers
- Respect the rights, property, and environment of all staff, providers, and other clients
- Provide complete, accurate information
- Keep appointments on time and, if unable to do so, notify the service provider
- Pay for services if required