Adult Mental Health Services provides an array of services
to adults 18 years of age and older who have a diagnosis
of Severe Depression, Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder
or any other serious emotional symptoms that
interfere with their daily activities. Services are
individually designed to meet the specific needs of
each consumer while promoting independence.

Children’s Mental Health Services provides an array of services
to children and adolescents aged 3 to 17 years with a
diagnosis of mental illness who exhibit serious functional
impairment. Services are individually designed to meet the
specific needs of each consumer while promoting independence.

Intellectual and Developmental Disability Services are provided for individuals
upon graduation from high school or through the Early Childhood Intervention
program up to the child's third birthday. The public school system is the
primary service provider after the age of 3 through graduation from high school.
However, a youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD)
may have an additional emotional or mental disorder that qualifies
the youth for the Children's Mental Health program.

Substance Use Disorder, Outpatient Program (SUD-OP) offers
an array of services supporting adults and adolescents. Services
are provided using best practices and evidence-based models.
The person-centered plan focuses on an individual’s strengths,
needs, abilities and preferences. For OSAR Information

The integrated primary care clinics provide medical care
including diagnosis and treatment of illness, conditions and/or diseases
to adults and minors actively linked to Tropical’s behavioral health services.