What MTP Does

What MTP Does

MTP provides the following services to Individuals:

• Assessment
• Development of Individualized Treatment Plan
• Referrals to resources that most closely matches client’s diagnosis
• Follow-up of referrals
• Establishment of a monitoring program to track participation in treatment plan
• Monitor participation in treatment plan
• Report to referral sources and/or sources requested by participant.
  

MTP provides the services to employment/practice settings:

• Consultation on referral process
• Assistance on how to investigate employee problems
• Assistance on documenting employee problems
• Assistance in meeting with the employee and how to discuss problems with employee
• How to make a referral to MTP
• Difference between formal and informal referrals
• Expectations on assessment process
• Education, presentations and training.

MTP was established to assist health professionals, confidentially, who have problems that can cause impairment (including substance related disorders, psychiatric problems, behavioral problems, physical disabilities, and others). Participants in the program usually undergo thorough evaluation, participate in appropriate treatment, and are monitored to assure compliance with ongoing care. MTP can not make any representation concerning the health professional’s education, training, qualifications, experience, background or competence. Except for information regarding a health professional’s participation in MTP, we assume no responsibility for investigating or verifying of a health professional’s credentials or background. MTP makes no assurance that any participant in the program will be safe to practice or behave in any manner at particular any time.