Riverside University Health System (RUHS) provides comprehensive mental health services through their Blaine Street location, also known as Blaine Street Clinic, Riverside New Life Clinic, and Lehman Center. As part of a broader health system throughout the Inland Empire, this facility maintains dual accreditation from the Joint Commission and CARF, ensuring quality care standards. RUHS offers specialized mental health programs for diverse age groups, from young children to adults over 60, with each demographic receiving age-appropriate interventions. Their commitment to accessibility is evident through comprehensive translation services including American Sign Language, wheelchair-accessible facilities, and accommodation for parents with young children who need to bring them to appointments. The center implements a personalized "whatever-it-takes" approach to treatment, combining therapy, medication support, multidimensional family therapy, and practical assistance with housing and life skills. Early intervention is prioritized through programs like Set-4-School for children aged 0-5, while specialized services are available for pregnant women, parents, and individuals involved with the criminal justice system. RUHS enhances client engagement through technological integration, allowing patients to access their treatment notes via the MyChart app both during and after their care.