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How much do the services cost?: Most people qualify for reduced fees (sliding scale based on income) or have access to insurance or other benefits that will cover part or all of our fees. We accept Medi-Cal, Medicare, Healthy Families and other insurance for our services. Depending on financial circumstances, you may be expected to pay for all or some of the costs of treatment. For further information, contact us at 707-253-3818.

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1. What programs does the Older Adult Mental Health division administer?: Older Adult Mental Health Case Management and the Older Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP). For further information, contact us at 707-253-3818.

2. How do I apply for Older Adult Mental Health services?: A referral must be submitted and screened for eligibility by Napa County ACCESS (telephone: 707-259-8151). Prospective individuals will be notified if they meet eligibility criteria. A member of our staff can help with arranging for this appointment or filling out paperwork. For further information, contact us at 707-253-3818.

3. How much do the services cost?: Most people qualify for reduced fees (sliding scale based on income) or have access to insurance or other benefits that will cover part or all of our fees. We accept Medi-Cal, Medicare, Healthy Families and other insurance for our services. Depending on financial circumstances, you may be expected to pay for all or some of the costs of treatment. For further information, contact us at 707-253-3818.

4. What should I do if someone I know is experiencing a mental health emergency?: If you or someone you know is having a psychiatric or mental health emergency please call 911 or 707-253-4711 (24 hours a day).