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Early Childhood Intensive Outpatient Services

Early Childhood Intensive Outpatient Service (ECIOS) provides short term, high intensity services in home and community based settings to families with young children. The program focuses on children birth to six-year-old who are at risk of losing their foster or biological home, preschool or early childhood care and education setting. These children and their families require more services than are routinely provided in a traditional outpatient setting.

The primary goal of the program is to partner with families in a way that strengthens the family, facilitates access to community resources and transitions the family to less intensive outpatient program. ECIOS is part of an extensive continuum of early childhood services within the Hand In Hand and Outpatient Service continuum. Staff are specially trained in early childhood consultation, early childhood development and early childhood mental health services.

Services
Eligibility
Referrals
Language Capability

Services

Home-based family therapy and skills training
Early childhood Mental Health
Consultation and Skills training at the child care site or school setting
Parent/child therapy
Ongoing referrals and support for parents with substance abuse
Case management
Parent Daily Report for foster parents and home-based foster parent consultation
Psychiatric services
Discharge and Transition to lower or higher levels of care

Services are provided throughout the Metro area.

Eligibility
Children must be Oregon Health Plan recipients.

Referrals
Referrals are accepted through the ECIOS intake phone:
(503) 736-6500

Language Capability
Services are offered in English, Spanish and other languages with interpreters.