Intermountain Assessment & Intervention Center

The Intermountain Assessment and Intervention Center (AIC) is a licensed behavioral health residential facility. It is community based and designed to serve youth with behavioral health diagnoses. The assessment process and discharge planning are designed to quickly return these youth to a supportive community. With around-the-clock support, members develop and integrate themselves into a comprehensive plan to support their stability. The AIC program is short-term with a length of stay up to 30 days.

AIC Program Goals:

Provide intensive treatment services utilizing behavioral therapeutic intervention to address the referral and treatment needs of each member in a structured setting.
Provide youth with stabilization, assessment and discharge planning.
Develop an individualized Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) that transitions with the youth after discharge.
Implement and test the BIP while the member resides at the AIC.
Improve functionality of each member so the behaviors/conditions that led to the instability will be less likely to reoccur.
Return the member to the least restrictive environment possible.

AIC Program Description:

The AIC program is designed to create a setting in which youth behaviors can be thoroughly assessed and stabilized.
This helps in the development of a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP).
Our goal is to develop an FBA and BIP that is tailored to each youth.
The program is capable of serving up to eight youth, male or female, between the ages of 8 and 17.
The program assists youth with co-occurring disorders, including developmental disabilities and trauma.
Individual and group counseling services are provided based upon needs identified through the assessment process.
A therapeutic daily routine promotes problem-solving and constructive replacement behaviors.
Members are carefully supervised to ensure maximum participation in the treatment process.
Progress toward individual weekly goals is measured and documented on a daily basis.

Referral Information

Kelsey Anderson, AIC Program Director
(520) 444-2856
AICReferrals@ichd.net

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COMPLAINT FORM & PROCEDURES

Non Discrimination Complaint Procedures
Discrimination Complaint Form

Intermountain Centers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation.