Access Behavioral Health Services provides Behavioral Health Case Management
for children, adolescents, and adults living with behavioral health conditions
or psychosocial disabilities. Our Case Managers work closely with individuals
and families to identify needs, coordinate services, and connect clients with
resources that support stability, independence, and overall well-being.

Navigating healthcare, community resources, education systems, housing,
employment, and other support services can be challenging. Our Case Managers
serve as advocates and partners, helping clients access the services and
supports needed to achieve their personal goals and improve their quality of life.

Case Management Services May Include:

  • Care coordination and service planning
  • Linkage to community resources and support services
  • Advocacy and assistance navigating complex systems
  • Support with educational, vocational, and life goals
  • Collaboration with healthcare providers and community partners
  • Monitoring progress and ongoing support
Our Goal: To empower individuals and families by connecting
them with the resources, supports, and services needed to successfully manage
behavioral health challenges and thrive within their communities.

Through a person-centered approach, we help clients build on their strengths,
overcome barriers, and work toward greater independence and long-term success.

Case Management in Boise & Nampa

Access Behavioral Health Services provides behavioral health case management for children, teens, and adults across Boise, Nampa, Caldwell, and the Treasure Valley. Our case managers help you and your family find and coordinate the services, resources, and supports you need.

Getting Started

Call (208) 338-4699 to get connected with a case manager, or dial (208) 338-4699 ext 12 to reach our referral line. We accept most insurance, including Idaho Medicaid.

New clients can complete our adult intake paperwork or minor intake paperwork.

Have a question or referral? Use our online contact form.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a case manager do?

A case manager helps you identify needs, plan and coordinate services, connect with community resources, and navigate healthcare, housing, education, and other systems.

Who is eligible for case management?

We serve children, adolescents, and adults living with behavioral health conditions or psychosocial disabilities. Call us to learn more.

Does insurance cover case management?

We accept most insurance, including Idaho Medicaid. Call (208) 338-4699 to confirm your coverage.