Case Management Services
Horizon provides an array of case management services to individuals based on their unique treatment, rehabilitation and daily living needs. These services include:
Horizon's Mental Health Comprehensive Case Management Program, which is designed to serve persons residing in Niagara County who have serious mental illness and significant impairment in their ability to function independently, appropriately and effectively in the community. Recipients receive personal and proactive intervention to help them obtain and maintain services to permit or enhance their functioning.
Intensive Case Management is available 24 hours/day to persons requiring it. Supportive Case Management services are available to individuals who require less intensive support. Funds are also available to assist recipients in addressing daily living needs. A Single Point of Access (SPOA) referral is needed to participate in this program.
Available through Horizon’s City Market Facility:
1750 Pine Avenue
Niagara Falls, NY 14301
Phone: 505.1060
Transitional Case Management Services for the City of Buffalo Mental Health Court. Case managers and a peer counselor assist and advocate for persons with mental illness adjudicated by the court to ensure their access to treatment and rehabilitation services, government entitlements and daily living needs.
Available through:
City Court Building
50 Delaware Avenue
Buffalo, New York 14202
Phone: 609.1199
Road to Recovery: case management services for persons with chemical dependency and a second felony drug offense. This program is a collaborative effort with the Erie County District Attorney's Office and other WNY substance abuse providers.
Psychiatric Diversion Team: this mobile team works with individuals who have been arrested and links them to community resources to divert them from of all parts of the criminal justice system.
Available through:
3020 Bailey Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14215
Phone: 609.1199
On-Site Criminal Justice Services: Horizon provides on-site services at the offices of the Erie County Probation Department to effect treatment and rehabilitation linkage and follow-up for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness who are on probation.
Available through:
Erie County Probation Department
One Niagara Plaza
Buffalo, NY 14202
Phone: 583.6153
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