NEUROTRAUMA

Adult Mental Health Services

1. Screening and intake are done initially through the ACCESS Line (832-3100).

   a. Caller should be ready to provide (fax or mail) any medical and/or psychiatric reports listing any psychiatric diagnoses.

   b. If none is available, an assessment will be done at the Clinic in the person’s catchment area (ie., Diamond Head; Kalihi-Palama; Leeward, etc.).

2. Person to be sent to their respective Clinic to determine eligibility for services.

   a. Diagnoses to be given or confirmed through their assessment and use of the DSM (ie., schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, depression, etc.)

   b. Eligibility based on this assessment and on a case by case basis.
   
   c. No written criteria available.

3. For statewide mental health crisis assessment and services, you can also contact the Adult Mental Health Division Access Team at 1-800-753-6879. They provide 24-hour, 7 days a week assistance to callers in providing mental health information to the community and linking callers to appropriate agencies.

Disability & Communication Access Board (DCAB)

Access a statewide listing of mental health services.

Developmental Disabilities Division's Case Management & Information Services Branch

1. Individuals meeting the definition of "mental retardation" (MR) or "developmental disability" (DD) may be eligible to apply for services. One of the criteria is that the severe chronic disability manifest before age of twenty-two. See website for definition of DD/MR, services, how to apply, providers, family supports, and how their offices can be contacted.

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