Kedren Health
Also known as Kedren Community Health Center Inc Kedren Child Development Center.
Kedren Health is an organization in Los Angeles, CA offering crisis services, disability services, employment, financial, food, healthcare, housing, mental health, training, and youth services. Provides behavioral health and community healthcare services.
- Location
- Los Angeles, CA
- Services
- Crisis services, Disability services, Employment, Financial, Food, Healthcare, Housing, Mental health, Training, Youth services
- Website
- https://www.kedren.org/
- EIN
- 952459796
Services
Primary Care Clinic
Provides comprehensive primary healthcare integrated with behavioral health and substance use services for children and adults. Services include physical examinations, well-child visits, immunizations, tuberculosis testing, cancer screenings, family planning, nutrition assessments, and management of chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, and COPD.
Eligibility: Serves all community members regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, or sexual orientation.
Application: Patients can call to schedule an appointment or submit a referral form. New patients should arrive 15 minutes before appointments with their insurance card.
Fees: Serves all patients regardless of ability to pay. Sliding fee discounts are offered based on income and family size. Accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, and CHIP.
Schedule: Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 8:00am–5:00pm, Tuesday 8:00am–8:00pm, and Saturday 10:00am–2:00pm.
Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital
Provides acute 24-hour psychiatric diagnostic evaluations, stabilization, and intensive multidisciplinary care for children ages 5–12 and adults ages 18–64. Treatment includes medical physical exams, individual and family psychotherapy, occupational therapy, psychological assessments, medication management, and discharge planning.
Eligibility: Serves children ages 5–12 with severe emotional/behavioral disorders and adults ages 18–64 presenting as a danger to self, danger to others, or gravely disabled.
Fees: Under the LACDMH contract, specialty mental health services for patients with no insurance or full-scope Medi-Cal are covered 100% with no direct billing.
Schedule: Inpatient psychiatric services operate 24 hours.
Adult Outpatient Program (AOP)
Provides ongoing mental health treatment for adults experiencing psychiatric conditions. Services include individual, family, and group therapy using evidence-based practices, psychiatric medication evaluation and support, rehabilitation, peer support, and case management linking clients to healthcare, employment, or volunteer opportunities.
Eligibility: Adults ages 18 to 64 presenting with emotional disturbances related to a DSM diagnosis.
Application: Call 855-808-4580 or 323-234-0616 to schedule an appointment.
Adult Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR)
Specialized multidisciplinary clinical mental health services delivered in community locations or homes for adults who may face stigma in traditional clinic settings. Services include individual, dyadic, family, and group psychotherapy, crisis intervention, psychiatric medication management, housing assistance, and benefits establishment.
Eligibility: Clients ages 18 to 64 with a need for moderate-intensity mental health services, referred from community organizations, clinics, hospitals, or shelters.
Wellness Center
Recovery-oriented program focused on empowerment, self-efficacy, and community functioning for stabilized adults. Provides self-help and self-expression groups, peer support, limited counseling, psychiatric medication management, healthy living interventions, and resource linkage.
Eligibility: Adults ages 18 to 64 presenting with emotional disturbances related to a DSM diagnosis who are stabilized with or without medication support.
Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP)
Intensive, client-driven behavioral health program with low staff-to-client ratios and 24/7 crisis availability. Delivers mental health care and integrated co-occurring substance use treatment, assistance with housing, employment, and education, and peer and caregiver support groups in clinic, home, or community settings.
Eligibility: Adults ages 26 to 59 with severe mental illness who have experienced homelessness, criminal justice contact, or frequent psychiatric hospitalizations within the past year, or are at risk of these.
Schedule: Features 24/7 crisis availability.
AB-109 Forensic Health Program
Multidisciplinary behavioral health treatment for previously incarcerated adults with comorbid mental illness. Services include psychiatric care, individual and group therapy, case management, and linkages to rehabilitation, housing, educational, and medical resources.
Eligibility: Individuals who have been incarcerated, have a comorbid mental illness, meet medical necessity criteria, and are referred directly by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health.
Intensive Case Management Services (ICMS)
Comprehensive supportive case management for homeless individuals placed into permanent supportive housing. Services include housing stabilization, rental assistance linkage, eviction prevention, healthcare and mental health coordination, transportation assistance, and benefits establishment.
Eligibility: Housing For Health (HFH) clients who are homeless, present with a chronic illness or physical disability, or are high utilizers of Department of Health Services, referred directly by HFH.
Employment Linkage – CA Department of Rehabilitation Partnership
Provides vocational rehabilitation linkage and advocacy for active Kedren clients with disabilities. Dedicated liaisons assist with program enrollment, attend initial intake meetings, and help clients obtain vocational training, interview preparation, and competitive job placements.
Eligibility: Active Kedren clients ages 18 and older with a physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability that presents a barrier to employment, who are interested in competitive employment.
Children's Outpatient Program
Provides outpatient psychotherapy and psychiatric care for children, adolescents, and transitional age youth experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges. Services include assessment, individual and family counseling, medication management, social skills development, and evidence-based trauma practices.
Eligibility: Children ages 0–18 and transitional age youth ages 16–25 manageable at the general outpatient level, through self-referral, walk-in, family, or school referral.
Children's Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR)
Delivers field-based mental health services in family-preferred settings for children and youth with severe emotional disturbance. Includes clinical assessments, individual and family therapy, medication support, co-occurring substance use treatment, and 24/7 telephone response.
Eligibility: Children ages 0–18 and transitional age youth ages 16–25 who meet criteria for intensive evidence-based services at the FCCS/RRR level.
Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP)
Intensive in-home behavioral health program for children ages 0–15 and their families. Provides individualized and family counseling, 24/7 crisis and assessment response, peer and parent support, substance abuse and domestic violence counseling, and help with transportation and housing.
Eligibility: Children ages 0–15 with Serious Emotional Disturbance who face risk of removal from the home, extreme school behavior problems, out-of-home placement transition, or parental mental illness/substance abuse.
Schedule: Features 24/7 assessment and crisis services.
Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Full Service Partnership
Intensive, individualized mental health service program for youth ages 16–25 and their families delivered in homes or community settings. Includes counseling, 24/7 crisis support, substance abuse treatment, medication support, housing search and stability help, and educational/vocational assistance.
Eligibility: Persons ages 16–25 underserved by mental health systems who are homeless/at risk, struggling with addictions, aging out of foster care/juvenile systems, or experiencing a first major mental illness episode.
Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation
Structured, site-based afterschool mental health treatment program operating 4.5 hours daily, Monday through Friday. Provides daily process groups, professional psychotherapy, and socialization and independent living skill trainings to stabilize children with behavioral challenges.
Eligibility: Children ages 5 to 11 with severe to moderate emotional disturbance who require day treatment and have the capacity to benefit from rehabilitative activities.
Schedule: Operates Monday through Friday for 4.5 hours each day during afterschool hours.
Specialized Foster Care
Co-located at DCFS offices to serve children and young adults under DCFS supervision or at risk of entering child welfare. Provides mental health assessments, crisis interventions, consultations, multidisciplinary team participation, and linkages to mental health care.
Eligibility: Children ages 0 to 18 who are under voluntary or court DCFS supervision.
Family Preservation Program
Strengths-based in-home program operating for 6 to 12 months to prevent child removal and keep families intact. Services include in-home counseling, parenting education, homemaking training, substitute adult role modeling, emergency housing, and substance abuse and domestic violence linkages.
Eligibility: Families referred by DCFS, Juvenile Probation, or Juvenile Court with children birth to 17 at risk of out-of-home placement.
Multidisciplinary Assessment Team (MAT)
Collaborative program with DCFS and DMH providing comprehensive assessments for children newly placed in out-of-home foster care. Evaluates medical, dental, developmental, educational, speech/language, and mental health needs to establish treatment plans and suitable placement recommendations.
Eligibility: Newly detained children placed in out-of-home relative or foster care by an office implementing MAT on a new referral who have straight Medi-Cal.
Community Food Bank
Community food distribution program providing fresh produce, canned items, and non-perishable groceries supplied by the Food Bank of Southern California to assist families facing hunger.
Schedule: Held twice per month on the second and last Friday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, or while supplies last.
Healthcare Insurance Enrollment
Assists community members with evaluating healthcare coverage options and enrolling in insurance plans, including on-site Medi-Cal eligibility assistance.
Application: Appointments can be scheduled by calling 855-808-4580 or 323-234-0616.
Locations
- Kedren Health - Main Campus, 4211 South Avalon Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90011 — Outpatient mental health operates Monday through Friday 8:00am–5:00pm. Primary care operates Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8:00am–5:00pm, Tuesday 8:00am–8:00pm, and Saturday 10:00am–2:00pm. Inpatient hospital operates 24 hours.
- Kedren Community Care Clinic - Amity Foundation, 3745 S. Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90007 — Operates Monday through Thursday 8:00am–5:00pm. Walk-ins are welcome. Acute psychiatric inpatient services also occur at this location.
Questions
What does Kedren Health offer?
Kedren Health offers Primary Care Clinic, Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital, Adult Outpatient Program (AOP), Adult Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR), Wellness Center, Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP), AB-109 Forensic Health Program, Intensive Case Management Services (ICMS), Employment Linkage – CA Department of Rehabilitation Partnership, Children's Outpatient Program, Children's Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR), Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP), Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Full Service Partnership, Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation, Specialized Foster Care, Family Preservation Program, Multidisciplinary Assessment Team (MAT), Community Food Bank, and Healthcare Insurance Enrollment.
Where is Kedren Health?
Kedren Health is at 4211 South Avalon Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90011 and 3745 S. Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90007.
How do I contact Kedren Health?
To reach Kedren Health, visit https://www.kedren.org/.
Who is eligible for Primary Care Clinic?
Eligibility for Primary Care Clinic: Serves all community members regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, or sexual orientation.
When is Primary Care Clinic available?
Schedule for Primary Care Clinic: Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday 8:00am–5:00pm, Tuesday 8:00am–8:00pm, and Saturday 10:00am–2:00pm.
Does Primary Care Clinic cost anything?
Fees for Primary Care Clinic: Serves all patients regardless of ability to pay. Sliding fee discounts are offered based on income and family size. Accepts Medi-Cal, Medicare, and CHIP.
How do I apply for Primary Care Clinic?
Application for Primary Care Clinic: Patients can call to schedule an appointment or submit a referral form. New patients should arrive 15 minutes before appointments with their insurance card.
Who is eligible for Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital?
Eligibility for Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital: Serves children ages 5–12 with severe emotional/behavioral disorders and adults ages 18–64 presenting as a danger to self, danger to others, or gravely disabled.
When is Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital available?
Schedule for Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital: Inpatient psychiatric services operate 24 hours.
Does Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital cost anything?
Fees for Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital: Under the LACDMH contract, specialty mental health services for patients with no insurance or full-scope Medi-Cal are covered 100% with no direct billing.
Who is eligible for Adult Outpatient Program (AOP)?
Eligibility for Adult Outpatient Program (AOP): Adults ages 18 to 64 presenting with emotional disturbances related to a DSM diagnosis.
How do I apply for Adult Outpatient Program (AOP)?
Application for Adult Outpatient Program (AOP): Call 855-808-4580 or 323-234-0616 to schedule an appointment.
Who is eligible for Adult Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR)?
Eligibility for Adult Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR): Clients ages 18 to 64 with a need for moderate-intensity mental health services, referred from community organizations, clinics, hospitals, or shelters.
Who is eligible for Wellness Center?
Eligibility for Wellness Center: Adults ages 18 to 64 presenting with emotional disturbances related to a DSM diagnosis who are stabilized with or without medication support.
Who is eligible for Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP)?
Eligibility for Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP): Adults ages 26 to 59 with severe mental illness who have experienced homelessness, criminal justice contact, or frequent psychiatric hospitalizations within the past year, or are at risk of these.
When is Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP) available?
Schedule for Adult Full Service Partnership (FSP): Features 24/7 crisis availability.
Who is eligible for AB-109 Forensic Health Program?
Eligibility for AB-109 Forensic Health Program: Individuals who have been incarcerated, have a comorbid mental illness, meet medical necessity criteria, and are referred directly by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health.
Who is eligible for Intensive Case Management Services (ICMS)?
Eligibility for Intensive Case Management Services (ICMS): Housing For Health (HFH) clients who are homeless, present with a chronic illness or physical disability, or are high utilizers of Department of Health Services, referred directly by HFH.
Who is eligible for Employment Linkage – CA Department of Rehabilitation Partnership?
Eligibility for Employment Linkage – CA Department of Rehabilitation Partnership: Active Kedren clients ages 18 and older with a physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability that presents a barrier to employment, who are interested in competitive employment.
Who is eligible for Children's Outpatient Program?
Eligibility for Children's Outpatient Program: Children ages 0–18 and transitional age youth ages 16–25 manageable at the general outpatient level, through self-referral, walk-in, family, or school referral.
Who is eligible for Children's Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR)?
Eligibility for Children's Field Capable Support Services / Resilience, Recovery, Reintegration (FCCS/RRR): Children ages 0–18 and transitional age youth ages 16–25 who meet criteria for intensive evidence-based services at the FCCS/RRR level.
Who is eligible for Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP)?
Eligibility for Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP): Children ages 0–15 with Serious Emotional Disturbance who face risk of removal from the home, extreme school behavior problems, out-of-home placement transition, or parental mental illness/substance abuse.
When is Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP) available?
Schedule for Children's Full Service Partnership (FSP): Features 24/7 assessment and crisis services.
Who is eligible for Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Full Service Partnership?
Eligibility for Transitional Age Youth (TAY) Full Service Partnership: Persons ages 16–25 underserved by mental health systems who are homeless/at risk, struggling with addictions, aging out of foster care/juvenile systems, or experiencing a first major mental illness episode.
Who is eligible for Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation?
Eligibility for Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation: Children ages 5 to 11 with severe to moderate emotional disturbance who require day treatment and have the capacity to benefit from rehabilitative activities.
When is Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation available?
Schedule for Children's Day Treatment Intensive / Day Rehabilitation: Operates Monday through Friday for 4.5 hours each day during afterschool hours.
Who is eligible for Specialized Foster Care?
Eligibility for Specialized Foster Care: Children ages 0 to 18 who are under voluntary or court DCFS supervision.
Who is eligible for Family Preservation Program?
Eligibility for Family Preservation Program: Families referred by DCFS, Juvenile Probation, or Juvenile Court with children birth to 17 at risk of out-of-home placement.
Who is eligible for Multidisciplinary Assessment Team (MAT)?
Eligibility for Multidisciplinary Assessment Team (MAT): Newly detained children placed in out-of-home relative or foster care by an office implementing MAT on a new referral who have straight Medi-Cal.
When is Community Food Bank available?
Schedule for Community Food Bank: Held twice per month on the second and last Friday from 9:00am to 12:00pm, or while supplies last.
How do I apply for Healthcare Insurance Enrollment?
Application for Healthcare Insurance Enrollment: Appointments can be scheduled by calling 855-808-4580 or 323-234-0616.
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