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Located in Richland, Wash., AdvanceMed Hanford offers behavioral health services, such as employee assistance counseling, screening of personnel, psychological testing, and assessment and monitoring of substance abuse. It also organizes workshops on topics, such as stress management, coping with change, and developing a safe and drug-free workplace. The agency has various infection control personnel who emphasize prevention through annual flu vaccinations, blood borne pathogen training, and Hepatitis B, diphtheria and tetanus immunization. AdvanceMed Hanford provides occupational-related medical monitoring examinations for asbestos and hazardous waste workers, as well as offers prevention-oriented occupational health services. It is certified by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care and conducts patient satisfaction, employee satisfaction and stakeholder surveys. The facility additionally organizes health fairs and screenings and supports a weight management program.

The Child Study Treatment Program, commonly referred to as CLIP, provides the most intensive inpatient psychiatric services available for youth aged 5 to 17 in Washington State. With a total of 109 beds distributed across secure and structured settings, CLIP focuses on treating youth diagnosed with severe psychiatric and behavioral disorders through individualized, evidence-based practices. Funded by Federal and State Medicaid dollars, CLIP aims to stabilize and reintegrate youth back into their communities as swiftly as possible. The referral process involves collaboration with local Managed Care Organizations to assess and address the unique treatment needs of each child before admission. Generated from the website