Harold Jordan Center

Evidence Step: Outcomes

Department: Disability and Aging

Priority Area: Strong Families and Communities

Program Description

The Harold Jordan Center (HJC) provides unique, individualized clinical treatment to stabilize and treat a behaviorally complex population in order to improve quality of life and provide steppingstones for community re-integration. The HJC utilizes therapeutic and behavioral interventions, a supportive environment, vocational training/employment education, skills development, and optimal health/psychiatric diagnostic assessment to enable individuals to manage their illness through the lowest possible amount of medication. The HJC currently operates two programs: a four-bed court ordered forensic program, and an Intermediate Care Facilities for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/IID) program for people with intellectual disabilities who also have a significant co-occurring behavioral/mental health diagnosis.

Details

Program Demographic: Adults, Persons with Disability, Justice-involved

Delivery Setting: Correctional Facility, Court, Hospital / Treatment Center, Inpatient, Other Community Setting, Outdoor Space, Residential Facility

Current Participants: 7

Outcomes

Total number of emergency restraint uses

2025: 1

2024: 9

2023: 0

Outputs

Number of Forensic Assessment Unit admissions found competent and returned to jail

2025: 0

2024: 1

2022: 5

Number of Forensic Assessment Unit admissions found not competent and discharged to the community

2025: 4

2024: 4

2022: 1

Number of individuals served

2025: 9

2024: 8

2022: 16

Logic Model

If we provide unique, individualized clinical treatment to stabilize and treat individuals with behaviorally complex issues, including therapeutic and behavioral interventions, a supportive environment, and vocational training/employment education, then we will maximize their quality of life, functional independence, and health/well-being by stabilizing them for a successful community re-integration.