HCA Behavioral Health Services Directory - May 2018
February 2021
Thank you for your interest in the programs available through the OC Health Care Agency’s (HCA)Behavioral Health Services (BHS) division, which include mental health and substance use disorderservices.MISSION STATEMENTOur mission is to prevent substance abuse and/or mental health crisis; when signs are present, tointervene early and appropriately; and when assessments indicate that treatment is required, to providethe right type of treatment, at the right place, by the right person/programs to help individuals achieveand maintain the highest quality of health and wellness.Our team strives to achieve this mission by focusing on four key areas:1. Increasing public access to behavioral health programs and services;2. Ensuring those programs and services are co-occurring capable, which means that they areappropriate courses of treatment and care for individuals with two or more simultaneousdisorders; for example, a person may suffer from substance abuse as well as bipolar disorder;3. Practicing cultural competency, or a set of behaviors, policies, and attitudes that form a healthyprofessional environment that is deeply aware of and respectful toward different humanbehaviors, languages, communication styles, actions, values, religious beliefs, social groups,and ethnic perceptions.4. Continuously improving the quality of all that we do.This directory includes descriptions and information about all of the programs available to OrangeCounty residents and guide individuals and families through a comprehensive array of servicesspanning a variety of treatments and intensity levels depending on their evolving, individual needs.Service Category OverviewBHS Navigation Services assists the community in accessing needed behavioral health services andunderstanding the Continuum of Care system here at HCA. Related programs include the OC LinksInformation and Referral Line, BHS Outreach and Engagement Services, BHS Veterans Programs, andthe Office of Consumer and Family Affairs.Prevention and Early Intervention Services includes a wide variety of services targeting all agegroups including early intervention, prevention, Veteran and training programs. Related services includeparenting education and supportive services, telephone-based supportive services, and school-basedprograms designed to create a system of first-help. They have been especially effective in reaching outto more diverse racial and ethnic communities. This category also includes statewide efforts to preventsuicide and reduce stigma and discrimination related to mental illness as well as efforts to improvestudent mental health.Crisis Services programs help individuals of all age groups during a behavioral health emergency andare designed to rapidly address and respond to individuals in crisis in order to achieve the mostdesirable outcomes. These programs aim to provide treatment in the most dignified, recovery orientedand least restrictive setting as appropriate, in lieu of an inpatient setting, whenever possible. Crisisservices works with individuals’ immediate support networks and assists in referral and linkage in orderto keep the individuals connected in the community with structured support (when appropriate) in orderto promote recovery/resiliency and have a plan in place to divert any future crises. They include the Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 1
Crisis Assessment Team (CAT), Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU), Crisis Residential as well as In-HomeCrisis Stabilization for Children/Transitional Aged Youth (TAY)/Adults, and the Crisis Hotline.Outpatient Services includes a wide-variety of County-operated and contracted outpatient clinicsthroughout Orange County, California targeting adults and older adults with Severe and PersistentMental Illness, TAY with severe mental illness, and children and youth with serious emotionaldisturbance. Outpatient Services also include Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment for all ages.Intensive Outpatient Services provides a higher level of care and are structured to meet a greaterlevel of need. Treatment programs target individuals needing greater structure and more intensiveservices to engage in treatment and who are at increased risk of hospitalizations and incarcerations.Lower caseloads in these programs allow for more frequent contact and engagement in the community.They include the Program for Assertive Community Treatment, Collaborative Court, and Full ServicePartnership programs.Inpatient Services offers the most intensive level of care and is provided in hospital settings. Inaddition, long-term care programs are offered to those requiring psychiatric treatment for an extendedperiod in a secured setting.Residential Treatment Services offers substance use and mental health disorder treatment programsand residential detox programs.Housing offers a variety of options to those who are in need of behavioral health care and are alsohomeless or at risk of becoming homeless. These programs included emergency housing, permanentsupportive housing and Residential Rehabilitation (also known as Board & Care).Recovery & Supportive Services are supplemental to and supportive of the other treatment programslisted in this directory. These broad-spectrum services can often be utilized by clients in severaldifferent service categories, and include The Wellness Center, Adult Supported Employment, Office ofthe Public Guardian, Peer Mentoring, Workforce Education and Training and Patient’s Rights.All of these programs can be accessed by callingOC Links, the BHS Information and Referral Line,Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at855-OC-Links (625-4657) or chatting with anavigator online at www.ochealthinfo.com/oclinks. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 2
TABLE OF CONTENTSBEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES NAVIGATION SERVICES .4PREVENTION AND EARLY INTERVENTION . 18CRISIS SERVICES . 400OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS. 514INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS . 89INPATIENT .117RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT . 1266HOUSING . 13938RECOVERY & SUPPORTIVE SERVICES . 1443 Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 3
BEHAVIORAL HEALTHSERVICES NAVIGATIONSERVICES
OC Links Information and Referral LineOC Links is the 24/7 Behavioral Health Services line at (855)625-4657. OC Links provides telephone and chat support foranyone seeking information or linkage to any of the HealthCare Agency's Behavioral Health Services. The goal of OCLinks is to assist callers in the navigation of the County ofProgram DescriptionOrange’s Behavioral Health System of Care by providinginformation, referral, and linkage across all levels of behavioralhealth services from prevention through crisis identification andresponse. Callers can be potential participants, familymembers, friends, providers, or anyone seeking out behavioralhealth resources and support. Trained Navigators provideinformation, referral, and linkage directly to programs that meetthe needs of callers. If you would like to learn more aboutservices available through Behavioral Health Services, OCLinks is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please call(855) OC-LINKS to be connected to a Behavioral HealthNavigator, or click on the OC Links Chat iconat /. TDDNumber: 714-834-2332.ServingOperated byAdministrative AddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationOrange County residents of all ages.County of Orange, Health Care Agency500 City Parkway West, 4th Floor, Orange, CA 92868(855) OC-LINKS (855-625-4657)TDD (714) 834-2322www.ochealthinfo.com/oclinksEnglish, Spanish, Vietnamese, Farsi (additional translationservices available)Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 5
Office of Consumer and Family AffairsProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationThe Office of Consumer and Family Affairs providesindividuals living with a behavioral health condition and theirfamily members with emotional support, community resources,and assistance in navigating the behavioral health system.Staff is available, by request, to visit local hospitals and helpfamily members advocate for adult relatives on involuntarypsychiatric hold there as well as to better understand therelated process. They also work to educate medical providersabout the variety of behavioral health services available herein Orange County.Orange County residents of all ages.County of Orange, Health Care Agency500 City Parkway West, 4th Floor, Orange, CA 92868(714) nav/ocfaEnglish, Spanish (additional translation services available)Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 6
Outreach and Engagement ServicesOur Outreach and Engagement Services program provideseducation, assessment, short-term case management,educational and life skills classes; support groups,transportation assistance and in-person outreach to two specificgroups here in Orange County:(1) Serving: Residents of all ages and populations who are atrisk of developing a mental illness or who are displaying earlysigns of emotional, behavioral, or mental instability or cooccurring substance abuse disorders. Among this group, theprogram seeks to prevent the development of mental healthconditions and intervene early in their manifestation to reducerisk factors/stressors and prevent conditions from gettingworse. While assisting participants in building skills, theprogram provides support and referrals/linkages toappropriate community resources.Operated by: The following County Contractors, whichprovide services to residents and populations of all ages bygeographic region:Program DescriptionChild Abuse Prevention Center (Serves Central OC)Address: 2390 E. Orangewood Ave., Ste. 300, Anaheim, CA92806Phone: (888) 955-6570Web Address: www.brightfutures4kids.orgCosta MesaFountainValleyGarden GroveHuntingtonBeachOrangeSanta AnaVilla ParkOrange County Asian Pacific Islander Community Alliance(Serves North OC)Address: 12900 Garden Grove Blvd., Ste. 225, GardenGrove, CA, 92843Phone: (844) 530-0240Web Address: www.ocapica.org Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 7
AnaheimOrangeBreaPlacentiaBuena ParkSeal BeachCypressStantonFullertonWestminsterLa HabraLa PalmaYorba LindaWestern Youth Services (Serves South OC)Address: 131 W. Midway Dr., Anaheim, CA, 92805Phone: (844) 243-0048Web Address: www.westernyouthservices.orgHours of Operation: For all the locations listed above,Monday – Friday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. with nights/weekendsbased on service.Aliso guelLagunaWoodsServingLake ForestMission ViejoRancho SantaMargaritaSan ClementeSan JuanCapistranoTustinIndividuals who are homeless or on the verge of becominghomeless. Among this group, services are offered to individualsof all ages with behavioral health conditions ranging from mild tomoderate to severe and chronic mental illness. Staff frequentsknown gathering places for the homeless including food banks,shelters, and public areas such as parks/libraries in order toidentify potential consumers and screen for program eligibility.The focus here is on rapport building to increase the consumer’sacceptance of mental health treatment and ultimate integrationinto his or her community of choice. The team responds tocommunity referrals and collaborates with various communitypartners in support of an individual’s recovery. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 8
Operated byAddressPhoneFaxWeb AddressHours of OperationCounty of Orange, Health Care Agency500 City Parkway West, 4th Floor, Orange, CA 92868Please call office to schedule field visits.(800) 364-2221 or (714) 834-7742(714) 834-8235www.ochealthinfo.com/oeMonday–Sunday 8 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 9
OC4VetsProgram DescriptionOC4Vets is a Mental Health Services Act program inpartnership with the OC Community Resources VeteransService Office and the Workforce Investment Board. Servicesare aimed at assisting military veterans and their families tobecome aware of and to access needed community andbehavioral health services. In addition to the standardVeterans Service Office services (i.e., assistance withapplication for compensation, pensions, and other VA relatedbenefits), participants are provided brief screening, casemanagement, linkages for medical, mental health, substanceuse disorders, housing, job skills enhancement, employment,work sustainment coaching, and other services as required.ServingOrange County veterans, active military, reserve status,National Guard, Air National Guard, retired, previous militaryservice, and military families. Character of military discharge,length of service, or combat experience is not used asacceptance criteria.Operated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationCounty of Orange, Health Care Agency1300 S. Grand Ave., Bldg. B, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (locatedon the OC Operations Center campus)(714) eteransEnglish, Spanish, other languages accommodated upon requestMonday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.; closed on County holidays Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 10
Strong Families, Strong Children (SFSC)Program DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationStrong Families, Strong Children: Behavioral health Servicesfor Military Families is a Collaboration of community partnersthat provides support to military families throughout OrangeCounty. The project is staffed with trained clinicians and peercounselors with experience and knowledge of military cultureand issues. Services are at no cost to the participants.Services include. Screening and assessment Case management Peer navigation support Referrals/linkages Individual/family/child therapy Workshops Domestic violence prevention Parenting Legal services Housing and basic needs supportMilitary or veteran connected (spouse, child, widow, exspouse, extended family and guardian), we do not requirewritten proof of military status, Orange County Residents inthe event of homelessness resident requirement may allowfor exception. Adults Teens Children Families FemalesMalesChild Guidance Center, Inc.525 N. Cabrillo Park Drive, Suite #300, Santa Ana, CA92701(714) 953-4455 ext 661 Fax (714) sh, SpanishMonday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 11
Veterans’ Court ServicesProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationVeterans’ Court Services provides case management toveterans in the Orange County Superior Court system and theVeterans Non-Criminal Domestic Violence Family Court. Thisservice provides case management to court-assignedveterans who are in need of behavioral health support,referrals and linkages to the Veteran Administration (VA),Veterans Centers, and community organizations that providetreatment and other services to veterans, military, and familymembers.Orange County adults who are active military, veterans,or families of military members/veterans.County of Orange, Health Care Agency1300 S. Grand Ave., Bldg. B, Santa Ana, CA 92705 (located inthe Orange County Operations Center campus)(714) veteransEnglishMonday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 12
College Veterans Program US Veterans Outside the WireProgram DescriptionU.S. VETS created Outside the Wire (OTW) to provide preventativeand early mental health treatment to veterans returning from Iraq andAfghanistan. California is home to a large percentage of the nation’sveterans.Many veterans do not ask for the help they need. Whether they arefrustrated by waiting months for an appointment, or afraid to revisitthe memories, about 60 percent of veterans returning from combatduty with PTSD will not seek treatment. OTW aims to make thesecrucial services more readily available, by bringing them where manyof these veterans already are – on campus.Record numbers of post-9/11 veterans are going to college with theGI Bill By operating out of community colleges and technical schoolsthroughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties, OTW offers individualand group therapy to student veterans and their families. Strongpartnerships with these schools allows OTW to providecomprehensive mental health services through veteran studentcounseling and resource centers.By focusing on the specific needs of veterans striving to successfullyreenter civilian life, OTW provides unique training opportunities tomental health professionals, including psychology trainees, socialwork, and marriage and family therapist interns. We are creating astrong network of qualified individuals who can provide care formilitary personnel and their families as they manage the pressures ofcombat-related stress and post-war adjustments.Individual, group, and family therapies offered through OTW include: Cognitive Behavior Therapy Interventions (CBT)Substance Abuse InterventionParenting Skills InterventionAnger Management StrategiesCoping and Problem-Solving SkillsBy bringing these preventative and early mental healthtreatment options to post-9/11 veterans, OTW helps toincrease their chances of transitioning successfully to civilianlife.Veteran students at seven community college campuses.ServingOperated byAddress Coastline College Irvine Valley College Cypress College Orange Coast College Fullerton College Santa Ana College Golden West CollegeUS Vets Outside the Wire (OTW)1816 S. Figueroa St. Los Angeles, CA 90015 Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 13
Phone(888) 556-9993FaxWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of t/nit/veterans.aspEnglish, SpanishMonday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 14
Mental Health Career Pathways –Recovery Education Institute (REI)Program DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationMental Health Career Pathways offers courses through theRecovery Education Institute (REI), which preparesindividuals living with mental illness and their family membersto pursue a career in behavioral health. REI provides trainingon basic life skills, career management and academicpreparedness, and offers certified programs to solidify thepersonal and academic skills necessary to work in behavioralhealth field. In addition, REI contracts with SaddlebackCollege to offer a Mental Health Worker Certificate programthat prepares students to enter the public mental healthworkforce.Adult Consumers, eighteen (18) years of age andolder, who are currently living in Orange County andreceiving services with Orange County’s behavioralhealth system of care and family members ofparticipants, eighteen (18) years of age and older,residing in Orange County.County Contracted – Recovery Education Institute (REI)401 S. Tustin St., Orange, CA 92866(714) 244-4322http://www.pcrei.orgEnglishMonday – Thursday 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. & Friday 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 15
Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) for Law EnforcementProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationThe best-practice Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) has beenproviding training services to Orange County law enforcementofficers and dispatchers. CIT offers a comprehensive trainingprogram to first responders, including law enforcementofficers and public safety dispatchers, which helps raiseawareness of the mental health issues in the community. Asfirst responders, they gain the techniques needed to deescalate mental health crisis by identifying signs andsymptoms of an individual experiencing a mental health crisis.Orange County first responder agencies including: lawenforcement officers, public safety dispatchers,emergency medical services personnel, firefighters,and paramedicsCounty Contracted – Golden West College15744 Goldenwest St., Huntington Beach, CA 92647(714) shMonday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 16
Behavioral Health Training Collaborative (BHTC)Program DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationThis program provides mental health trainings that reducestigma and supports a greater understanding of mental illnessin the community. The goal of Behavioral Health TrainingCollaborative (BHTC) is to provide behavioral health trainingservices to community members utilizing in-person and onlineinstruction to reach a broad range of audience. BHTCdelivers training services by using five subcontractors, subjectmatter experts and with trained staffs. BHTC also reaches outto clinical and non-clinical providers to offer training topics attheir sites, community locations and online.Clinical providers, non-clinical providers, andcommunity members in Orange County.County Contracted – Western Youth Services (WYS)23461 S. Pointe Dr. Suite 220, Laguna Hills, CA 92653(949) , Spanish, Vietnamese, Korean, Arabic, and Farsi(American Sign Language as needed)Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 17
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Community Counseling & Supportive Services (CCSS)Program DescriptionServingOperated byAddressThe counseling program is designed to serve individuals of allages experience mild to moderate behavioral healthconditions including trauma. The program specializes inproviding services to diverse communities includingLGBTQI , deaf and hard of hearing and underserved ethiccommunities. While the program is designed to provideservices to individuals with no or limited access to behavioralhealth services, everyone who calls will be assisted in linkingto appropriate services.All ages, LGBTQI County of Orange, Health Care Agency4000 W. Metropolitan Drive, Suite #405, Orange, CA 92868Phone(714) 645-8000Fax(714) 954-2985Web AddressLanguage(s)Hours of English, Spanish, Arabic (interpretation in other languagesavailable upon request)Monday – Thursday, 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 19
Children’s Support and Parenting Program (CSPP)Program DescriptionServingOperated byAddressThe Children’s Support and Parenting Program (CSPP) is aprevention program serving a wide range of families fromdifferent backgrounds whose stressors make children morevulnerable to developing behavioral health problems. CSPPutilizes two evidence-based curricula in this effort: The Parentproject and Strengthening Families. Program services focuson families that have a common parental history of serioussubstance abuse and/or mental illness; children living withfamily members who have developmental or physicalillnesses/disabilities; children living in families that areimpacted by divorce, domestic violence, trauma,unemployment, homelessness, etc.; families of active dutymilitary/returning and families that have a child who isdisplaying moderate to serious behavioral problems such astruancy, substance experimentation, gang involvement, orother challenging behaviors. CSPP services consist of 10 to12-week, multi-family, multi-generational psycho-educationalclasses in the community. They are offered to eligible familiesin the community to increase parenting skills and support,increase child resiliency, and improve the overall strength ofthe family. Classes are usually held in the evening when allthe family can attend, but morning classes, for parents only,are also available. Brief family intervention sessions andreferrals to community services are available to allparticipants.Parents and caregivers with children ages six to 17 fromdifferent backgrounds whose stressors make their childrenmore vulnerable to developing behavioral health problems.Childcare provided for children zero through five.County of Orange, Health Care Agency4000 W. Metropolitan Drive, Suite #400, Orange, CA 92868Phone(714) 480-4678Fax(714) 480-6608Web t/pi/support/csppEnglish, Spanish (interpretation in other languages is availableupon request) Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 20
Hours of OperationMonday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. (some evening hours) Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 21
School Based Behavioral Health Intervention and Support –Phoenix HouseProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneWeb AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationSchool Based Behavioral Health Interventions and Supportsprovides services and curriculum for students and theirfamilies for the purpose of preventing and/or interrupting theonset or progression of behavioral health conditions, negativesocial behaviors, and emotional distress in youth exhibitingearly signs of problem behaviors. Services will be delivered toelementary, middle, and high schools in school districts thathave the highest indicators of behavioral issues, includingdropout rates, expulsion, and suspensions. Curriculum will beimplemented at the classroom level for all students to explorea positive approach to the school environment. More intensivecurriculum will be implemented for students and familiesbased on assessed need.Students at elementary, middle, and high school sitesin Orange County.County Contracted – Phoenix House1207 E. Fruit St., Santa Ana, CA 92701(800) 251-0921 or (714) 953-9373http://www.phoenixhouse.org/EnglishMonday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 22
School Based Mental Health Services (SBMHS) ProgramProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressThe School Based Mental Health Services (SBMHS) programprovides prevention and early intervention services targetingstudents with mild to moderate depression, anxiety, andsubstance abuse problems to address symptoms early,reduce risk factors, build resiliency, and strengthen culturallyappropriate coping skills in students. Services includeassessment, counseling, group interventions, casemanagement and linkage to community services.Children and adolescents who are Orange County residentsattending intermediate schools (grades 6-8) within the SantaAna Unified School District.County of Orange, Health Care Agency4000 W. Metropolitan Drive, Suite #402, Orange, CA 92868Phone(714) 954-2900Fax(714) 939-2012Web AddressLanguage(s)Hours of sh, Spanish (interpretation in other languagesavailable)Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 23
Start Well: Mental Health Consultation for EarlyCare & EducationCharitable VenturesProgram DescriptionServingOperated byAddressPhoneEarly Childhood Mental Health Consultation Services are provided toEarly Childhood and Education (ECE0 providers, including licensedproviders, license exempt childcare centers, and licensed familychildcare homes throughout Orange County. Consultation Servicesare designed to educate and build capacity, increase knowledge andawareness of early childhood educators to provide appropriatebehavior support for those exhibiting ongoing challenging behaviors,and promote development of healthy identities in young children.The goal of these services is to improve the mental health outcomesof young developing children, infant to five years old, particularlythose exhibiting problematic behaviors and are at risk of mentalillness in Early Childhood and Education settings throughout OrangeCounty. Consultation services include consultation, practice-basedcoaching, direct observation, and follow-up services.Effective management of challenging behaviors of infants andpreschool children up to five (5) years old in Early Childhood andEducation (ECE) settings, particularly those exhibiting problematicbehaviors and are at risk of mental illness.County Contracted4041 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 510, Newport Beach, CA 92660(714) 559-1264Web AddressLanguage(s)Hours of OperationEnglish, Spanish8 am-5 pm Behavioral Health Services DirectoryFebruary 2021 24
Gang Reduction Intervention Partnership (GRIP)Program DescriptionIn partnership with the Orange County District Attorney’soffice, Community Service Programs, Inc. provides GangReduction Intervention Partnership (GRIP) case managementin schools across Orange County. GRIP provides services to4th through 8th grade youth who display signs of being at riskfor gang activity. Schools selected for service include siteswith high levels of truancy, discipline issues, and gangproximity. Case-managed youth are enrolled based onindividual rates of truancy, disciplin
about the variety of behavioral health services available here in Orange County. Serving Orange County residents of all ages. Operated by County of Orange, Health Care Agency Address 500 City Parkway West, 4th Floor, Orange, CA 92868 Phone (714) 834-5917 Web Address
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