Adult Outpatient (AOP)
The Adult Mental Health (AOP) program serves adults experiencing mental health challenges. The array of services available for people in the AOP program vary by DA and may include:
- clinical assessment
- service planning and coordination
- community supports
- individual, group, and/or family therapy
- medication evaluation and management, and consultation with primary care
- emergency care and crisis stabilization
- psychoeducation/recovery education
Any adult (18+ years old) is eligible to receive adult outpatient (AOP) supports and services.
Together the following performance measures focus on whether Vermonters are better off as a result of this program. They do so by looking at the quality and efficiency of these programs and services.
|
Federal Fund |
General Fund |
Special Fund |
All Other Funds |
Total |
|
|
FY 2021 Actual expenditures |
- |
$361,960 |
- |
$8,772,529 |
$9,134,489 |
|
FY 2022 estimated expenditures (including requested budget adjustments) |
$51,584 |
$360,009 |
- |
$9,351,610 |
$9,763,203 |
|
FY 2023 Budget Request for Governor's Recommendation |
$51,584 |
$710,009 |
- |
$8,576,610 |
$9,338,203 |
|
Program Expenses as a percent of total DMH budget (FY21 Actual expenses) |
- |
4% |
- |
4% |
4% |
Period
Trend
