Community Care Alliance

The Community Care Alliance Grant Will Provide Enhanced Clinical Programming That Meets Ccbhc Standards to Ensure Improved Access, Quality and Outcomes for a Diverse At-risk Population. - Cca Will Continue to Improve and Advance to Be Certified as a Fully Operational Ccbhc, Providing the Complete Scope of Ccbhc Services to Individuals Regardless of Ability to Pay. Cca Will Implement Infrastructure Enhancements to Improve Overall Quality and Coordination of Care. Cca Will Advance Four Program Areas: Peer Specialist Services, Complex Care Management Services, Medteam Programming, and Emergency Services Prescriber Access. These Projects Will Address the Needs of a Wide Range of Clients Across the Lifespan, Including Individuals With: 1) a Mental or Substance Use Disorder Who Seeks Care, Including Those With a Serious Mental Illness (smi), Substance Use Disorders (sud), Including Opioid Use Disorder; 2) Children and Adolescents With a Serious Emotional Disturbance (sed); 3) Individuals With a Co-occurring Disorder (cod); and 4) Individuals Experiencing a Mental Health or Substance Use-related Crisis. a Priority Will Be Placed on Serving Underserved Populations (homeless, Veterans, Bipoc, Etc.). the Program Will Serve People Who Reside in a Five-town Area in the Northern and Eastern Providence County (RI) That Covers an Area of 131 SQ. Mi. and a Population of 130,845. in Addition to the Programmatic-specific Goals Outlined in Section B of the