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Sleep Issues: An Opportunity for Integrated Care
Who should take the lead when issues of sleep problems come up? Is the sleep problem a physical or a behavioral health issue? If a client only has diabetes, there…
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One Mental Health Clinic’s Journey into Integrated Care
…care. From the logistics of obtaining MOU’s, working out releases, developing the work flow, obtaining a satellite clinic license, and figuring out two computer systems with two electronic medical records…
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Ending Veteran Homelessness on Long Island
…are also key. The creation of permanent affordable housing with flexible services is an important component of our plan. Concern is currently in the process of developing 60 units in…
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Lessons Learned: Tools to Treat Opioid Misuse
…in jail, or still using, are the latest tragedy unfolding before our eyes. Meanwhile, the cost to the economy – at least $631 billion from 2014 to 2018 – keeps…
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The Future of Behavioral Healthcare in New York State
…partners we will ensure that we achieve our common goal; that patients have access to all of the resources currently available and that we build new services; new models and…
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Beacon Partners with NAMI-NYC to Educate Plan Members
…specifically, the importance of accessing community-based services. Measurement of the program will be two-pronged: Beacon and its partners will measure the impact that the NAMI services have on participating members’…
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Integrating Health and Behavioral Health Services: A Personal Perspective on One Agency’s Experience
…provides the space free of charge, Ryan provides its own equipment and supplies. Communications between Ryan and Bridge staff is a priority. When Bridge clients enroll in the Ryan clinic,…
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Housing…Then and Now
…who are not able to maintain drug and alcohol-free living. Even at that intense level of case management, HALI needs to respond to public officials receiving complaints, house mates that…
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Preventing Depression in Teenagers
…Behavior Therapy (CBT) prevention program. We are testing this among girls and boys but hope to examine whether girls respond differently to the intervention. In future research, we hope to…
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Me First? A Personal Account of Self Care
…became unavoidable. Where were they coming from? Why did they look like post-traumatic stress symptoms? I never imagined it could be the work. With further examination I realized that I…
