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Lifespring?s Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Project - Lifespring’s Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Project Will Establish Lifespring’s Floyd County Clinic as a Ccbhc, Improving Access to and Quality of Care to Behavioral Health Service for Two Southern Indiana Counties (floyd County and Harrison County). This Project Will Advance Primary Care-behavioral Health Integration With the Use of Evidence-based Practices; Serving an Unduplicated 1300 Patients (year 1: 500; Year 2: 800) Who Have Serious Mental Illness (smi), Substance Use Disorders (sud), Co-occurring Disorders (COD) and Youth With Serious Emotional Disturbance (sed). Lifespring’s Service Area, Floyd and Harrison Counties, Has a Population of 117,324. Prevalence Rates in the Service Area of Ami, Smi, and Other Diagnoses Mirror Nimh Data: 18.3% of Adults (21,323 People) Will Have Any Mental Illness (ami), 4.2% of Adults (4,894 People) Will Have Smi, and 49.5% of Adolescents (4,770 Youths) Will Have Ami, 22.2% of Adolescents (2,139 Youths) Will Have Smi/sed. Nearly 17% of Adults Drink Excessively VS. 16% of Indiana Adults and 17% of U.s. Adults (CDC). the Suicide Rate Is 13.8/100,000 VS. 14.9 in Indiana and 13.3 in the U.s. (CDC). in the Catchment Area, 20% of the Medicare Population Battles Depression (CMS). Lifespring’s Ccbhc Will Provide a Range of Integrated Primary Care and Behavioral Health Care Services, Including Crisis Care (e.g., 24/7 Crisis Care, and Walk-in Clinic Hours); Mental Health Screening, Assessment, and Diagnosis; Outpatient Primary Care Screening/monitoring of Key Behavioral Health Indicators; Patient-centered, Integrated Treatment Planning; Mat and Medication Management; and Comprehensive Evidence-based Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Services (psychiatric Rehabilitation, Therapy, Assertive Community Treatment, Telehealth, Peer/community Social Support, Etc.). Lifespring Will Employ Multiple Evidence-based Practices, Including CBT, DBT, Motivational Interviewing, Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment, Emdr, A-cra/cra, and More. Proposed Achievements Include Decreasing Mental Health Symptomatology by 25%; Achieving 45% Reported Compliance With Medication; Delivering Personalized Treatment Plans for 100%, Decreasing Substance Use 35%, and Achieving 80% Patient Satisfaction With Project Service Experiences. Lifespring’s Ccbhc Project Goals Include Conducting a Comprehensive Needs Assessment and Meeting All Ccbhc Certification Requirements by Four Months After Award; Expanding/enhancing Existing Multidisciplinary Treatment Teams; Creating an Advisory Committee; Collaborating With Community Partners to Improve Patient Wellness and Addiction Recovery; Utilizing an Evaluation Team; and Using a Continuous Quality Improvement Approach to Make Improvements and Achieve Sustainability.
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$1.8 Million
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