Behavioral Health Services

Our certified Peer Support Specialists draw on their own lived experience with mental health and substance use challenges to provide encouragement, guidance, and hope. Peer support is a powerful complement to clinical care — helping individuals build confidence, navigate systems, and sustain their recovery journey.

One-on-one peer mentoring and coaching
Recovery planning and goal setting
Assistance navigating community resources and benefits
Support attending appointments and community activities
Crisis support and de-escalation assistance

The 1915(b) waiver program allows states to require Medicaid beneficiaries to receive services through a managed care delivery system. Spring Valley Living works within this framework to ensure individuals receive coordinated, high-quality behavioral health services that meet their clinical needs while supporting community integration.

Care coordination and service authorization support
Linkage to outpatient and community-based mental health services
Assistance with Medicaid managed care enrollment and navigation
Coordination with managed care organizations (MCOs)
Ongoing monitoring and plan adjustments

The 1915(i) State Plan Home and Community-Based Services option enables Spring Valley Living to provide respite care to individuals with behavioral health needs and their family caregivers. Respite services offer temporary relief to primary caregivers while ensuring the individual continues to receive safe, supportive care.

In-home respite care for individuals with behavioral health diagnoses
Caregiver relief and support planning
Short-term supervision and daily living assistance
Crisis prevention through proactive caregiver support
Coordination with the individual's existing care team

Community Living Support (CLS) services help individuals with behavioral health needs develop the skills necessary to live successfully in the community. Our trained staff provide hands-on support and skill-building in real-world settings — at home, in the neighborhood, and across the community.

Daily living skills training (cooking, cleaning, budgeting)
Community integration and social skills development
Transportation assistance and community navigation
Support with housing stability and tenancy skills
Coordination with behavioral health and clinical providers