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1. Am I eligible for services?

Eligibility is based on a documented mental health diagnosis. If you do not have a current mental health diagnosis, our mental health intake worker can assist you with a referral for an evaluation to see if you qualify for services.  

2. How do I apply for Adult Mental Health services?

County residents can call in requesting services for themselves or on behalf of a family member or person they care for. When a call is placed to our office, an intake worker will assist you in identifying what services can best benefit you. In addition to local services, we can make referrals to other providers and resources. To request assistance, please call our Intake Worker at 507-357-8228.

Documents

• Le Sueur County Child/Adult Voluntary Services Referral Form (DOCX)
• Le Sueur County DHS Authorization for Release of Information (PDF)

3. What specific services are available?

A few of the services Le Sueur County provides to qualifying persons include: 

• Case Management for Adults with SPMI (Serious and Persistent Mental Illness)
• Crisis Assessment
• Diagnostic Assessments
• Independent Living Skills Training
• Medication Management and Telemedicine (Through the Blue Earth County Psychiatric Hub)
• Needs Assessments
• Out-Patient Counseling
• Psychological Evaluations
• Therapeutic and Recreational Supportive Groups
• Transportation Assistance

4. Is there a cost associated with these services?

We do not want finances to be a barrier to accessing needed mental health services and will work with everyone who requests services on making those services affordable by offering a sliding fee scale. Due to this commitment, we may need to refer clients who do have third party insurance to other area providers. Not all services require a fee.

For further information on Adult Mental Health Services available, please go to the South Central Community Based Initiative (SCCBI) website.