What is a CCA?

A Comprehensive Clinical Assessment (CCA) is an intensive clinical and functional assessment that results in a written report summarizing the individual’s mental health and/or substance abuse disorder diagnosis.

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What is it used for?

This intensive face-to-face assessment identifies a client’s needs across various domains, including behavioral health, physical health, housing, education, and vocational needs. The CCA provides the foundation for creating a detailed written report that informs the development of a personalized treatment or service plan aimed at symptom reduction, recovery, and fostering greater independence.

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What is the process?

Regan will set up a time to meet with you virtually to conduct a Comprehensive Clincal Assessment. Your CCA will include the following elements: (a) the presenting problems, (b) chronological general health and behavioral health history, (c) current medications; (d) biopsychosocial and developmental dimensions, (e) case formulation, (f) diagnoses from the DSM-5, and (g) recommendations for additional assessments, services, support, or treatment.