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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Ccbhc Expansion Project Betty Hardwick Center - the Project Seeks to Solve the Problem of Service Expansion by Expediting Our Ability to Move Substance Use Disorder Services and Care Coordination to the Scale Needed to Appropriately Serve the Client Population, to Improve Access to Psychiatry Through Rapid Access and More Efficient Scheduling, to Enhance the Identification and Treatment for Physical Health Conditions and to Strengthen the Crisis Response System. All the Required Services in the Ccbhc Array Are Provided Today by Betty Hardwick Center, But This Project Proposal Seeks to Increase Access to Them by Both Increasing Provider Capacity and Gaining Efficiencies and Improving Quality of Care.
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$3.7 Million
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