St. Clare's Behavioral Health Case Summary

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RF is a 49 year old man who came to the shelter off the streets. He had a history of hospitalization and was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and Anxiety Depression. With the help of case management, RF was able to maintain his mental health treatment and sobriety. He started off by seeing the MHAMC (Mental Health Association of Morris County) psychiatrist for medication monitoring and counseling. RF was linked to IOP at DayTop and attended AA/NA meetings at the Market Street Mission. As time progressed, RF made tremendous progress with his mental health treatment. He was then referred to St. Clare’s Behavioral Health. RF was deemed ineligible to work due to the severity of his illness. Case management assisted RM with his social security application

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