Hillcrest-Highland Place is a residential rehabilitation facility for psychiatrically disabled adults. The purpose of the facility is to assist clients in developing the skills needed to be successful at a lesser level of care, with a goal of transitioning ultimately into the community.

Staff consists of licensed nurses (RN and LPN), certified medication aides, Mental Health Techs, Activities Coordinator, a designated Social Worker and Program Coordinator. The Program includes individual work on skills development (personal hygiene, cooking, room cleaning, social skills, time management, etc.), and development of leisure and money management skills.

Services

•  Budgeting skills

•  Medication Education

•  Daily living skills

•  Appropriate behaviors/social skills

•  Programming & responsibility

•  Anger Management

•  Socialization/community integration

•  Functional skill development

•  Physical/emotional health development

•  Language/communication development

A limited number of facility jobs are available in Housekeeping and Dietary for clients through the work service training program. Clients must apply and interview for the jobs, and are expected to keep a work schedule. They are paid minimum wage.

Referrals

Referrals are accepted from any professional or interested party. The cost of programs can be paid through a combination of state and county funds, as well as, client participation in some form of Supplemental Social Security Income, Social Security Disability Income, Adult Rehabilitation Option, State Supplementary Assistance or employment earnings. Participants must be 18 years of age or older and have a primary diagnosis of mental illness.

For further information about the program, contact the facility coordinator at:

Hillcrest-Highland Place
13011 120th Avenue
Ottumwa , IA 52501
Phone 641•684•6692
Fax 641•684•7691

Email: dlang@hillcrest-fs.org

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