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History
In 1990, the Community Assessment
Foundation opened its doors in
Cleveland, Ohio to provide chemical
dependency and mental health
services, rehabilitation, and
empowerment to private individuals
as well as to individuals referred from
the justice system who were
suffering with substance abuse
and/or mental health problems.
The Community Assessment
Foundation originally provided
services in affiliation with
St. Michael’s Hospital, located in Cleveland’s Broadway-Fleet neighborhood.
In 1994, the Community Assessment Foundation became a full-fledged non-profit,
human services organization as Community Assessment and Treatment Services, Inc.
(CATS).
In 2002, with St. Michael's Hospital closing, CATS moved
to a new building near the intersection of Broadway
Avenue and Harvard Avenue in Cleveland's historic
Slavic Village neighborhood.
Over the past 14 years CATS has provided the
highest-quality drug and alcohol addiction and mental
health services to over 17,000 men and women.
Overview
CATS manages numerous programs targeted to a
variety of specific populations. We offer multiple levels
of care ranging from outpatient to residential services.
At present CATS has three sites with the capacity to
serve:
a 78% success rate, defined as individuals who enter treatment and complete their
assigned level of care.
In 1990, the Community Assessment
Foundation opened its doors in
Cleveland, Ohio to provide chemical
dependency and mental health
services, rehabilitation, and
empowerment to private individuals
as well as to individuals referred from
the justice system who were
suffering with substance abuse
and/or mental health problems.
The Community Assessment
Foundation originally provided
services in affiliation with
St. Michael’s Hospital, located in Cleveland’s Broadway-Fleet neighborhood.
In 1994, the Community Assessment Foundation became a full-fledged non-profit,
human services organization as Community Assessment and Treatment Services, Inc.
(CATS).
In 2002, with St. Michael's Hospital closing, CATS moved
to a new building near the intersection of Broadway
Avenue and Harvard Avenue in Cleveland's historic
Slavic Village neighborhood.
Over the past 14 years CATS has provided the
highest-quality drug and alcohol addiction and mental
health services to over 17,000 men and women.
Overview
CATS manages numerous programs targeted to a
variety of specific populations. We offer multiple levels
of care ranging from outpatient to residential services.
At present CATS has three sites with the capacity to
serve:
- • 29 men in the residential Therapeutic Community
which provides which provides four to six
months of residential treatment.
• 38 men in the Men's Residential Treatment
Program, which provides treatment from 30
to 90 days.
• 40 women in the Women's Residential Treatment Program, which provides
treatment from 30 to 90 days.
• CATS has a total of 107 residential beds.
• CATS Plus Program currently has a capacity to serve 18 men.
• The CATS Outpatient Program serves up to 90 individuals a day, providing
assessments, individual and group counseling, and case management
services.
• In addition to these services, CATS provides treatment for 48 women each
year at the Northeast Pre-Release Center for Women.
a 78% success rate, defined as individuals who enter treatment and complete their
assigned level of care.
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