At Comprehensive Healthcare, we believe that within each of us, there is an ability to recover from any challenge or trial. Our child, youth, and family services focus is on helping children and families use their strengths to build resiliency and develop the skills needed for the recovery process.

We understand that parents or guardians want what is best for their child, and that the family is often the best support for children and youth. We not only want to teach children and youth helpful tools to help them recover, but we want to empower each member of the family to help them realize their important, supportive role in the recovery process.

If you are interested in enrolling into services for your child or family, please give us a call to get started.

 

Our commitment to you and your child:

  • We will demonstrate a caring attitude that instills hope, courage and confidence in recovery.

  • We will provide a comprehensive assessment that discovers your child’s needs and strengths.

  • You will receive services from a highly trained therapist who will work with your family and child or teen in a team-based approach.

  • We will develop a collaborative service plan with you that will focus on goals and outcomes.

  • We will provide evidence-based treatments or services

  • We will honor your cultural and family values, and provide age-appropriate services.

 

Our Child, Youth, and Family Services include:

Family Therapy
Comprehensive Healthcare offers both family and individual therapy for  children and families The brain of a child does not fully develop until well into the 20s, so we really need and value the parents or caregivers participation with their child or teen throughout the services we will provide. We think of it services as working with the parent or caregiver who really are the main support throughout their child’s life.

 

Individual Therapy
Individual therapy for children really means we will work with the child or teen to learn skills to cope with the challenges or trials they are facing. During this process, we still connect and collaborate with their parent or caregiver.

 

Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe)
The Washington State Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) Program is designed to provide comprehensive behavioral health services and supports for Medicaid eligible children, adolescents, and transition-aged youth with complex behavioral health needs, and their families. WISe is a program that involves natural supports (such as family, friends, and religious leaders) and the professionals who work with you and your family in treatment so that youth can continue to live and thrive in their homes and communities.

To learn more about WISe, click here to visit the Washington State Healthcare Authority website. 

To make a referral to our WISe services, simply fill out the instructions on the link below or give us a call. The contact information for each of our locations is listed on the right side of this page. 

How to Submit a WISe Referral
  1. Fill out the referral form with as much information as possible. Forma en Español.
  2. Email the completed form to the county where the child/youth currently resides – (e.g. [county name]WISereferrals@comphc.org).
  3. You will receive an email response letting you know the referral was received and who is assigned to complete the CANS (child, adolescent needs/strengths assessment) screen.
  4. The WISe staff assigned will contact the youth or caregiver to schedule the CANS screen within 48 business hours of the referral.
  5. CANS screen scheduling will be attempted 3 different times within 10 business days of referral.
  6. The CANS results will be shared with the youth/family and referent.
  7. Intake assessments are required to participate in any mental health treatment, including WISe. They can be completed during same-day access at any Comprehensive Healthcare campus during typical business hours with the child/youth, caregiver, and intake specialist.
  8. If the information gathered results in a meeting of the state’s algorithm, the WISe staff will schedule an orientation with the youth and their families to discuss participation in the WISe program.
  9. If the information gathered results in not meeting the state’s algorithm, the WISe staff will share treatment options that better fit the youth and family’s needs, such as outpatient mental health or substance abuse treatment.
  10. CANS results are good for 30 days, and screens can be requested again if the youth and family continue to struggle with the current level of services.

 

Psychiatric & Medication Monitoring
Psychiatric services are provided at all Comprehensive Healthcare offices by board certified or board eligible psychiatrists, advanced registered nurse practitioners and physician assistants. Our medical providers are highly-trained specialists who work with children and families.

During follow-up visits, practitioners evaluate treatment progress, and monitor symptoms and prescribed medications. Comprehensive Healthcare psychiatrists maintain privileges at several local hospitals and can?provide inpatient care or consultation if needed.

 

New Journeys (First Episode Psychosis)
If you or a loved one are hearing or seeing things that others don’t, it can be a very scary experience. These symptoms are part of a condition known as psychosis, and it affects many people in several different walks of life. Psychosis is both manageable and treatable, New Journeys is a program is for transition age youth (15 – 25) experiencing a First Episode of Psychosis, and can help you through this challenging time. New Journeys will help identify a diagnosis as well as provide support, skills, resources and hope to those who live with this challenge.

 

Inpatient Services for Youth
At our adolescent inpatient facility in Yakima, our integrated team of behavioral health and medical professionals provides individualized care and a comprehensive discharge plan that emphasizes community resources and family support. Youth admitted generally meet certain criteria, such as in need of crisis stabilization or potential danger to self or others. 

Services are provided in the following locations:

Cle Elum
402 E. First #101
Cle Elum, WA 98922
(509) 674-2340

Ellensburg
707 N. Pearl Street Ste. E
Ellensburg, WA 98926
(509) 925-7507

Goldendale
112 W. Main Street
Goldendale, WA 98620
(509) 773-5801

Pasco
2715 Saint Andrews Loop, Ste. C
Pasco, WA 99301
(509) 412-1051

Sunnyside
1319 Saul Road
Sunnyside, WA 98944
(509) 837-2089 Ext. 2700

Walla Walla
1520 Kelly Place
Walla Walla, WA 99362
(509) 522-4000

White Salmon
432 N.E. Tohomish Street
White Salmon, WA 98672
(509) 493-3400

Yakima
402 S. 4th Avenue
Yakima, WA 98902
(509) 575-4084