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Q. 16. Will both adolescents and adults be able to receive treatment at this site? <br /> A. These treatment services will be for adults. Adolescents are able to access <br /> inpatient treatment through other state covered programs. <br /> Q. 17. Will Denney Juvenile Justice Center continue to serve adolescents? <br /> A. Yes, Juvenile Court Probation and detention services will continue at this <br /> site. <br /> Q. 18. If I have a relative or friend who needs treatment can they go to this program? <br /> A. This program will be open to individuals who are Medicaid eligible, i.e. health <br /> insurance through Apple Health (Molina, Community Health Plan of <br /> Washington, United Healthcare, Amerigroup and Coordinated Care <br /> Corporation). To start the process folks contact local chemical dependency <br /> treatment agencies to schedule a chemical dependency assessment <br /> (Evergreen Recovery Centers, Catholic Community Services, Therapeutic <br /> Health Services & SeaMar). People are also encouraged to call 211 <br /> (operated by Volunteers of America) for assistance in scheduling an <br /> assessment. <br /> Q. 19. Will new programs generate more traffic? <br /> A. A traffic study has been completed which shows that there will be less traffic <br /> than was anticipated when Denney Juvenile Justice Center first opened. <br /> Q. 20.What additional taxes could be anticipated? <br /> A. There will be no new taxes collected for this treatment program. The <br /> renovation costs will be covered through state funds and the cost to provide <br /> the treatment is reimbursed through the Federal Medicaid program. <br /> Q. 21.After treatment and for those who don't complete the program, will they be <br /> discharged into the Delta community or elsewhere? <br /> A. No, when people complete their treatment program or decide not to finish <br /> the treatment program, they will be picked up by family or friends. If family <br /> or friends are not available, treatment staff will drive the person to the Everett <br /> Train Station off of Hewitt Avenue where they can get a bus or train. (Also <br /> please see related Questions #2 and #3) <br />