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Integrity Ccbhc - the Integrity Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Will Deliver Consumer-centered, Trauma-informed, and Evidence-based Behavioral Health Services to Adults With Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders (SUD) in Essex County, NJ. This Includes Individuals With Mental or Substance Use Disorders, Including Those With Serious Mental Illness (smi), Opioid Use Disorder, Children and Adolescents With Serious Emotional Disturbance (sed), Individuals With Co-occurring Mental and Substance Disorders (cod, and Individuals Experiencing a Mental Health or Substance Use-related Crisis. Given Recent Increases in Drug-related Deaths and Well-documented Health Disparities Among the Black Population, Integrity House Will Focus Its Efforts on Engaging and Providing Services to Individuals Who Identify as Black/african American. Integrity Will Provide the Following Services Directly and Through Designated Collaborating Organizations: Crisis Mental Health Services; Screening, Assessment and Diagnosis; Patient-centered Treatment Planning; Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Services; Outpatient Primary Care Services, Including Screening and Monitoring of Key Health Indicators; Targeted Case Management; Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services; Peer Support and Family Supports; and Intensive, Community-based Mental Health Care for Members of the Armed Forces and Veterans. Key Project Objectives Include the Following: 100% of Participants Who Remain Enrolled in Treatment at Integrity Will Receive a Comprehensive Biopsychosocial Assessment Within 30 Days; 100% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 30 Days Will Complete a Person-centered Treatment Plan Within 30 Days; 100% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 30 Days Will Be Assessed for Common Mental Health Disorders Within 30 Days; 100% of Consumers Who Remained Enrolled for 10 Days Will Be Screened for Suicide Risk Within 10 Days; 100% of Consumers Will Have Access to Crisis Management and Support Services; 60% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for Six (6) Months Will Be Brought Below the High-risk Threshold Within Six (6) Months; 50% of Consumers in Need of Withdrawal Management Services Will Complete Treatment at the Bergen New Bridge Medical Center; 75% of Consumers Who Complete Withdrawal Management Services at the Bergen New Bridge Medical Center Will Subsequently Enroll in Treatment at Integrity House; 70% of Consumers Who Enroll in Treatment at Integrity House and Note This as a Goal, Will Be Employed or Enrolled in a Vocational or Educational Program Within 12 Months of Enrollment; 100% of Consumers Who Enroll in Treatment at Integrity House Will Have Access to Medication-assisted Treatment (mat); Every 300 Consumers Who Do Not Report Having a Primary Care Provider Will Have Access to One (1) Fte Primary Care Provider; 100% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 30 Days Will Be Offered Hiv Screening Within 30 Days; 100% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 30 Days Will Be Offered Viral Hepatitis Screening Within 30 Days; 60% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 180 Days With a Systolic Blood Pressure of 130 or Above Will Demonstrate a Reduction in Systolic Blood Pressure Within 180 Days; 50% of Consumers Who Remain Enrolled for 180 Days Who Report a 3 or 4 on the Noms Tobacco Question Will Demonstrate a Reduction in Score Within 180 Days. Integrity Will Serve 500 Individuals Each Year for Four (4) Years for a Total of 2,000 Individuals to Be Served by 2026.
Committed
$4.0 Million
Paid out
$3.6M
89%
Committed, not yet paid
$426.0K
11%
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