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■ Residential Program(ERP)
Level II Apartment Treatment Program
■ Supported Housing Program (ESP)
CSS eligible single housed in individually in their own apartment.
■ Congregate Supportive Housing Program (ETP & ER)
Congregate housing for single adult with and without special needs
■ Scattered-site Apartment Supportive Program (EAP)
Scatter-site housing for adults & families with special needs
■ SMI Care Menagment Agency
As a designated SMI CMA we are a participant in the CBC Health Home network; providing coordination of services; linkages and supports for each individual we serve
about us
Providing the highest quality of care
In 1951, Dr. Hilbert Wassernan Ehrlich felt that there was a great need for people who could not afford psychiatric care on a private basis to be able to receive that care. His ideology was to bring competent psychiatric care to these people in the Bronx county. Dr. Ehrlich was in the forefront of community based psychiatric/mental health care. He was also one of the pioneers in New York State in providing quality clinical treatment on a sliding fee basis. University Consultation Center continues to operate with the philosophy that comprehensive care and treatment is best obtained through establishing and maintaining linkages with other support service providers. We are extremely proud of the reputation we have earned over the years as a referral/provider source for many physicians, schools, Child Welfare Administration, the courts, hospitals, clinics, etc.
As the needs of the community changed, we expanded our services and offered further help to adults and families in the community. To that end Dr. Ehrlich established one of the first outpatient mental health clinics. In 1961 the organization was incorporated as a NYS not-for-profit, 501 (c) (3) corporation. UCC is committed to providing affordable, quality, behavioral health, residential, case management, rehabilitative and support services to special needs populations.
As the needs of the community changed, we expanded our services and offered further help to adults and families in the community. To that end Dr. Ehrlich established one of the first outpatient mental health clinics. In 1961 the organization was incorporated as a NYS not-for-profit, 501 (c) (3) corporation. UCC is committed to providing affordable, quality, behavioral health, residential, case management, rehabilitative and support services to special needs populations.