First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care
Documented, verified programs in this category across states. Each entry is checked against an official source and dated.
About this category
Coordinated specialty care for first-episode psychosis wraps a single multidisciplinary team around a young person early in a psychotic illness, and their family. The approach combines medication, therapy, family education, and support for school and work, and catching psychosis early is one of the better-evidenced ways to change its course.
Documented programs (4)
- The PIER Program for early psychosisPortland, Maine · First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care, Rural & Telepsychiatry Access · last verified July 28, 2026
- The ASPIRE program for psychosisOmaha, Nebraska · First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care · last verified July 28, 2026
- OnTrack Hawaii for early psychosisHonolulu, Hawaii · First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care · last verified July 29, 2026
- OnTrackNY for early psychosisStatewide, New York · First-Episode Psychosis / Coordinated Specialty Care · last verified July 29, 2026
How we verify and update
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