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Citrus Health Care Coordination - Citrus Health Network, Inc. (CHN) Is a Not for Profit Community-based Behavioral Health Center Founded in 1979 and Became an Hhs/hrsa Federally Qualified Health (FQHC) Center Under CHC 330(E) in 2004. the Goal of the Project Is to Create a Health Home That Meets Ccbhc Requirements to Address the Needs of Persons Who Are Dually-diagnosed, and Seriously Mentally Ill Through Expanded Care Coordination and Integrated Care. a Total of 600 Persons Are Expected to Be Served With the Enhanced Care Coordination Services. CHN Is Accredited by the Joint Commission and Has Also Received Recognition as a Patient Centered Medical Home. CHN Is Located in the West Dade/hialeah Area. the Area Is Designated as a Medically Underserved Area and Medically Underserved Population. the Target Area Includes the Cities of Hialeah, Hialeah Gardens, Miami Springs, Medley and West Dade. the Persons Served by CHN Also Includes Children, Persons Who Are Homeless and Persons Who Are Disabled Due a Serious Mental Illness.
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