Behavioral Health staff report low SUD demand, say RtCM jail program progressing
Behavioral Health (Cruickshank) said substance‑use disorder service demand remains low locally and nationally; staff noted some clients pursue in‑patient treatment elsewhere and that the RtCM jail program partnership with the sheriff's department is going well.
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Duncan Cruickshank, Behavioral Health staff, told the advisory board that substance‑use disorder (SUD) numbers are currently low both nationally and locally and that people seeking treatment are sometimes opting for in‑patient services at other facilities. Cruickshank added that the RtCM (Rapid‑to‑Care Management or similar local program name as listed) jail program is operating successfully and that HHS values the partnership with the Wahkiakum County Sheriff’s Department.
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