Clermont County Community Alternative Sentencing Center 2019 Annual Report
The Clermont County Community Alternative Sentencing Center's annual report for the calendar year 2019 highlights services offered, including substance use disorder treatment, group counseling, individual counseling, case management, and more. The report also includes a sample program schedule detailing daily activities and program statistics on referrals, assessments, and admissions.
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Clermont County Community Alternative Sentencing Center Annual Report Calendar Year 2019
Services Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services Group Counseling & Educational Groups Individual Counseling Case Management Addiction Medicine-Medication Assisted Treatment Nursing Employment Services Mental Health Services Peer Recovery Supports Community Supports
Sample Program Schedule MONDAY TUESDAY Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 7 - 9am Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores Wake up, Breakfast, Meds, Chores 9 - 11:30am IOP Group IOP Group IOP Group IOP Group IOP Group Educational Group (9-10am) Educational Group (9-10am) 11:30am - 1pm Lunch, Meds, Rec Lunch, Meds, Rec Educational, Employment Readiness Groups Lunch, Meds, Rec Educational, Employment Readiness Groups Lunch, Meds, Rec Group (1-2pm) Peer Support Lunch, Meds, Rec Educational, Employment Readiness Groups Lunch, Meds, Rec Family Visitation (12:30 - 1:30pm) Lunch, Meds, Rec Educational Employment Readiness, Peer Support Groups, Free Time 1-4:30pm Educational, Employment Readiness Groups Staff/Unit Meeting (2-4pm) 4:30 - 5:30pm Rec or Positive Time Rec or Positive Time Rec or Positive Time Rec or Positive Time Rec or Positive Time Rec or Rec or Positive Time Positive Time 5:30 - 6:30pm Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds Dinner, Meds NA (6-7pm) 6:30 - 8:30pm Free Time Homework NA Family Visitation (7:15-8:15pm) AA Free Time Homework Celebrate Recovery (7-8pm) (7:30-8:30pm) 8:30 - 11pm Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm) Free Time, Lights out (11pm)
Program Statistics: Referrals & Admissions Data is presented on a calendar year- 1/1/2019-12/31/2019 Referrals Assessed Men Women Total Accepted 168 69 237 Accepted- Withdrawn 58 20 78 Denied 32 20 52 258 109 367
Client Demographics Men Women Alcohol Use Disorder (61%) Opioid Use Disorder (44%) Primary Substance Use Diagnosis Co-Occurring Mental Health Diagnosis 30% 59% Average Age 37 34 High School Education or Higher Length of Stay 30 Days or Less 78% 77% 59% 61%
Substance Use Diagnosis Substance Use Disorder Diagnosis CASC Men - CY19 Admissions (n=177) Substance Use Disorder Diagnosis CASC Women - CY19 Admissions (n=66) 35 120 108 29 30 100 25 80 20 20 60 14 15 45 40 10 16 20 5 3 8 0 0 Alcohol Use Disorders Opioid Use Disorders Cannabis Use Disorders Other Substance Use Disorders Alcohol Use Disorders Opioid Use Disorders Cannabis Use Disorders Other Substance Use Disorders
Program Outcomes & Highlights Men Women Successful Completion 93% 94% Linkage to Ongoing Treatment with CRC 72% 61% Engagement in Ongoing Treatment with CRC 88% 92% Engagement with Medication Assisted Treatment 94% 100% Engagement with ASPIRE Employment Services 98% Average Census Average Cost 19 8 $60.90
Program Outcomes & Highlights New Leadership Fresh eyes, creative approaches Continue to lead local & state models for a CASC Interactive Collaboration Weekly coordination meetings with CASC liaison and OVI court team monthly operation meetings Quick access to all partners New training for staff Clinical learning & safety planning
Program Outcomes & Highlights Enhanced Safety & Client Expectations Enhanced registration and orientation process Enhanced Programming Increased collaboration with OVI court team Specific track of care for clients in CASC New groups by request Increased physical activity strategies
