Riverside University Health System (RUHS) operates throughout the Inland Empire, providing comprehensive mental health services alongside its general healthcare offerings. Their Desert Mental Health Urgent Care location, also known as Telecare, specializes in stabilizing individuals experiencing mental health crises through flexible counseling options including office visits, telehealth appointments, and house calls. Accredited by both the Joint Commission and CARF, RUHS delivers age-appropriate care across the lifespan. Their programs serve children, transitional age youth (16-25), adults, and seniors over 60, with each demographic receiving tailored interventions. The organization places special emphasis on early intervention through programs like Set-4-School for children aged 0-5, recognizing the foundational importance of early developmental support. RUHS is committed to accessibility, offering translation services across all programs, including American Sign Language. Their facilities maintain wheelchair accessibility, and parents with young children up to age 5 can bring them to treatment sessions. The system extends specialized programming for pregnant women, parents, and individuals involved in the criminal justice system. Operating with a "whatever-it-takes" approach, RUHS provides personalized support encompassing therapy, housing assistance, and daily life skills training to foster stability and sustainable recovery. Treatment modalities include medication management, multidimensional family therapy, and coordination with primary care physicians to ensure comprehensive care. For added convenience, clients can access their treatment records during and after care through the MyChart app.