[FSC-OP] PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Out of the clients that completed treatment, they completed at least 75% of their treatment plan goals.
81% of clients served successfully completed treatment or left before completion with satisfactory progress.
92.68% of clients receiving mental health treatment experienced no episodes of psychiatric hospitalizations or incarcerations during this evaluation period.
65.38%
of the program population trended towards positive recovery growth
1 in 2
transitioned towards reduced levels of care.
of clients reported recognizing their own positive recovery growth trends.
50%
Compared to the previous fiscal year, cost per client for FY 21/22 was slightly decreased for SUD services, and total program costs for SUD services were reduced by 12%. The average cost per client for mental health services was increased by 30%, however, the total costs for mental health services were reduced by 14%, compared to the previous fiscal year. The increase in costs is attributed to the decrease in the number of clients served due to the lack of referrals and no shows realized from pandemic repercussions during the fiscal year. The program successfully operated within budgeted costs during the evaluation period.
more than 88% of clients surveyed were satisfied in all seven domains:
1.) General Satisfaction
2.) Perception of Access
3.) Perception of Quality and Appropriateness
4.) Perception of Treatment Participation
5.) Perception of Outcomes of Services
6.) Perception of Functioning
7.) Perception of Social Connectedness