Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, Inc.

Eastern Ky CMHC Project - Through the Eastern Ky CMHC Project, Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, a Ky CMHC, Will Support and Restore the Delivery of Clinical Services That Were Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic and Effectively Address the Needs of Persons With Serious Emotional Disturbance (sed), Serious Mental Illness (smi), and Co-occurring Sed/smi and Substance Use Disorders Across Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, Pike, Knott, Leslie, Letcher and Perry Counties, Ky. Population: MCCC Will Serve Individuals of All Ages in the Targeted Eastern Ky Region With Sed, Smi and Cod. the Area Consistently Faces Chronic Health Conditions Including Mental Disorders, Addiction, Poverty and Socioeconomic Disparities. Moreover, Inadequate Infrastructure, a Lack of Health Care Access Compounded by Distance and Little Public Transportation, Neglected Health, and a Distrust of Public Health Made the Region Disproportionately Impacted by Covid. Interventions: Through Comprehensive Services Available Across 12 Outpatient Clinics, Schools, Jail-based Programs, and Telehealth, MCCC Will Create Access, Stabilize People in Crisis, and Provide Age, Developmentally and Culturally-competent Treatment and Recovery Supports, as Well as Address the Mental Health Needs of Staff. as a CMHC, HCH Provider and Victim Services Agency, MCCC Will Integrate Additional Services Through Agency and Community Resources to Ensure a Holistic Approach to Care. Key Ebps Include: CBT, Cbt-suicide Prevention (SP), Trauma-focused CBT, Motivational Interviewing (mi), Mi-sp, and Trauma-informed Care. Goals & Objectives: MCCC Will Serve 400 Unduplicated Persons in Year 1 and 400 in Year 2 for a Total of 800 Over the Project. Goals Are to: 1) Improve the Health of Persons With Sed, Smi and Cod (in Target Region) by Expanding Access to Evidence-based Crisis Services and Behavioral Health Care; 2) Improve the Stability of Persons With Sed, Smi and Cod by Providing And/or Coordinating Access to Holistic Recovery Supports; and 3) Improve the Agency’s Infrastructure to Provide High-quality Crisis, Behavioral Health Care, and Recovery Supports by Providing Staff Training, Resources, and Cqi. Objectives Accomplished by the End of Each Year Include: MCCC Staff Will Have Provided Treatment So That 400 Clients (target Population) Are Served; Provided Crisis Services and Outpatient, School-based and Jail-based Behavioral Health Care So That 65% Report Improved MH Functioning and 65% Report Abstinence From Substance Use; 50 MCCC Staff Will Have Received Training And/or Resources So That Crisis Services and Behavioral Health Care Can Be Accessed Through Telehealth; MCCC Staff Will Have Coordinated Wraparound Services So That 70% Are Actively Retained at 6-MONTH Follow-up and Coordinated Peer Support/recovery Services So That 70% Report Positive Social Connections; 120 MCCC Staff Will Have Received Training to Improve the Quality of Crisis Services And/or Behavioral Health Care and Recovery Supports, and Received Training And/or Resources to Address Their Own Mental Health Needs; and 25 MCCC Staff Will Have Received Training to Work With Schools to Address Youth at Risk for Sed; and Conduct PMT Meetings to Monitor Services/cqi. Morehead State University Will Conduct the Evaluation.