Behavioral Health Care Coordination

Care Coordination is a required component of the 1915(i) and assists individuals with gaining access to needed 1915(i) services. The individual has a right to choose their care coordination provider. The care coordinator ensures that the individual’s (and parent/guardian as applicable) voice, preferences, and needs are central to the person-centered planning process.

Assists individuals in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, and other services necessary for appropriate care and treatment.

A community-based program that ensures access to needed recovery support services including Care Coordination, Peer Support, and Recovery Services.

Connection with a previously justice-involved Peer Support Specialist to provide mentorship, advocacy, and additional recovery support.

Employment and education support for individuals receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF).