Mayview Regional Service Area Planning Process

County Resource/Infrastructure Development Handout Stakeholder’s Meeting February 15, 2008

Allegheny County

Allegheny County

Handout

Stakeholder’s Meeting February 15, 2008

Allegheny County

Allegheny County Plans for People Leaving Mayview

Current – New Development In Place

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Peer Mentor at Mayview

– 8 Peer Mentors

Specialized Housing

– 2 new facilities, 6-8 beds

CMH Personal Care Homes

– 4 facilities, +1 new – 107 beds

CTT

– 5 teams, +1 new team

LTSR

– 4 facilities, 58 beds • •

CRR

– 27 facilities, 262 beds

Supportive Housing/Project Based Housing

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Mobile Medication

– 1 team  3 teams now • •

Enhanced Clinical Service Coordination

– 4 Teams

Implementing Single Point of Accountability

Allegheny County

Allegheny County Plans for People Leaving Mayview

Future Development

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New LTSR

– 2 facilities, 6 - 8 individuals •

Specialized Housing

– 6 beds - 4/1, 6-8 - 7/1 •

CMH Personal Care Home

– 12 beds - 4/1,16 beds 7/1 •

Expanded Supportive Housing

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Peer Specialists

– Minimum of 5 agencies

Allegheny County

Allegheny County Plans for People Diverted State Hospital

Current

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Crisis Services being centralized

– Provider selected, site being secured •

Police Crisis Intervention Teams

– 64 trained •

Police Central Recovery Center

– 1 center, (10) 72 hour beds •

Crisis Diversion Stabilization

– 49 beds •

Residential Treatment Program

– 11 beds •

Extended Acute Care

– WPIC, TRU Unit – 15  30 beds •

Residential Treatment Facility

– Mercy BH – 16 beds

Allegheny County

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Allegheny County Plans for People Diverted from State Hospital

Integrated Crisis Service

– Phone, Walk-In, Mobile, Residential

Future

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Police CIT Training

– Additional 36 officers, + suburbs – PAT Police, Pgh Schools, PH Auth •

Extended Acute Care

– Residential Treatment Facility 16  32 - Additional facility – Community Based Extended Acute Care - New facility •

Police Central Recovery Center

– Additional center, (10) 72 hr beds •

In Home Supports FY 09

– New level of care • •

Long Term Structured Residential

– New facility, 16 beds

CTT Team

– New team dedicated to diversion • •

Living Room Crisis FY 09

– New level of care

Peer Specialists

– Additional 2-3 agencies - FY 09

Beaver County

Beaver County

Handout

Stakeholder’s Meeting February 15, 2008

Beaver County Beaver County Commissioners

Tony Amadio,

Chairman

– Joe Spanik - Charles A. Camp

Beaver County Behavioral Health

Gerard Mike,

Administrator

• Mental Health Administration • Mental Retardation Administration • Drug and Alcohol Single County Authority • HealthChoices Medicaid Managed Care Administration • Early Intervention Administration • Human Services Development Fund Administration • State, Federal and Private Foundation Grant Management • Direct Services: Outpatient Assessment Center and Case Management

Beaver County Moving Toward a Recovery-Oriented System

• Single Point of Accountability – Blended Case Management – ACT Compliant Community Treatment Team (CTT) – Plans for a Forensic CTT • BCBH Housing Plan – APPROVED – Preference Surveys well underway – Hiring a Housing Coordinator

Peer Mentoring

– On-Going Visits to Mayview – Increased Community Activity – Community Outreach

Beaver County

Beaver County Certified Peer Specialist Services

• Aurora Psychiatric Rehabilitation is approved through HealthChoices • Seven consumers have successfully completed the certification • All seven are currently employed in a variety of positions

Beaver County 2007 Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Graduates

Front row:

Bob (CPS), Pam (CPS), Shirley (CPS), Kristen.

Back row:

Lucas (CPS), Pam.

Beaver County A Comprehensive Continuous Integrated System of Care (CCIS)

– Partnering with consumers, families, the provider community, Value Behavioral Health, and the State to enhance services for individuals with a co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder (COD) – Consulting with Drs. Minkoff and Cline – Close to signing a Consensus Document for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders

Enhancing Existing Supports Beaver County

– Crossroads: In-home assistance – COD treatment in the County jail – Forensic Housing – Expanding SAFE-Gate outreach to all adults – Increasing transportation options – Respite options for adults with children – Plans for a specialized personal care home – Outpatient Treatment and Psychiatric Rehabilitation for those who are Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing

Beaver County Consumer Center Enhancements

• Warm Line • Compeer • Evening Hours • Weekend services focusing on individuals with a COD • Additional Representative Payee Services • WRAP • Speakers Bureau

Beaver County

Contact Information

Beaver County Behavioral Health 724-847-6225

Gerard Mike Pam Loaskie  Nancy Jaquette

Greene County

Greene County

Handout

Stakeholder’s Meeting February 15, 2008

Greene County Service Area Expansion and Development Greene County

Greene County Human Services is focused on understanding the principles of recovery and their application in the area of current and new program development

Greene County

Expansion of Current Services

• Mental Health Outpatient • Partial Hospitalization • Drop In Center • Social Rehabilitation • Community Support Program (CSP) • Housing Options • Inpatient Hospitalization • SOAR (Senior Outreach and Referral) • Case Management

Greene County

Development of New Services

• Community Treatment Teams • Mobile Mental Health Treatment • Peer Support • Psychiatric Rehabilitation • Crisis Services • Promoting Recovery through Education

Greene County

Greene County CSP Recovery and Wellness Conference

March 17, 2008 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM Greene ARC Inc.

(Ruff Creek Exit – Interstate 79) 197 Dunn Station Road Prosperity, PA 15329 At this Conference

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Participants will be introduced to the backgrounds, Principle of Recovery and how they relate to the CSP.

Participants will be informed of current CSP initiatives.

Participants understanding of recovery will be enhanced through the experiences of the consumer.

Professionals will collaborate to develop community support initiatives to promote recovery.

Participants will gain a better understanding of the importance of medication, education, proper diet, exercise, and socialization in Recovery and Wellness. For More Information Contact Dean Virgili at (724) 852-5276 or [email protected]

Lawrence County

Lawrence County

Handout

Stakeholder’s Meeting February 15, 2008

Lawrence County

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TRANSITIONAL LIVING HOUSE

Serves 3 people who need a temporary place to live Staff Support at key times of the day or as needed People can stay as long or as little as they need Length of time based upon individual circumstances.

Consumers sometimes need a temporary living arrangement when:

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Leaving an inpatient unit and need a bit of time before independent housing is available.

Leaving an LTSR and not quite ready for independent housing.

Leaving a Group Home or CRR and need some time before transitioning to independent housing.

Someone is homeless for a period of time and need a place to live.

Mobile meds are available to residents Case Management is provided Bus lines are nearby Laundry facilities available at residence One block from the Drop in Center

Lawrence County

HAPPY at HOME in LAWRENCE COUNTY

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Lawrence County has assisted individuals in returning home These individuals have demonstrated independence and are enjoying being back home. Each person discharged has told us what they enjoy the most about being back in the community:

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Walks on the property and being able to go on outings.

Reading books and taking long baths.

Fishing and having the independence of being able to walk down town to get a cup of coffee or a haircut.

Spending time with her husband and family Going shopping

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The individuals discharged through the MRSAP have thrived in Lawrence County. Lawrence County is proud in the fact that these individuals have required ZERO inpatient hospitalizations or more restrictive local treatment since our first discharge in July of 2006.

PATCHES PLACE

IN LAWRENCE COUNTY Lawrence County 217 NORTH MILL ST.

NEW CASTLE, PA

Lawrence County

When is a Drop-In Center more than a Drop-In Center ?

Lawrence County

The Next Step Center

serves as a

Consumer Resource and Support Center

Lawrence County

Lawrence County COMMUNITY ACCEPTANCE AND CONTRIBUTIONS

• MAMA’S PIZZA • MAY’S DONUTS • SHOP AND SAVE • BELLERIA • HOLLYWOOD VIDEO • LOWES • BLACKIES BILLARDS • NEW CASTLE NEWS FORUM MEMBERS • RESIDENTS OF LAWRENCE COUNTY • FREECYCLE.COM MEMBERS

Lawrence County

Provide Monthly Classes Some examples are:

Lawrence County COMMUNITY EDUCATION

ADULT LITERACY – individuals and GED class DRUG AND ALCOHOL- smoking cessation GATEWAY HEALTH – benefits and programs LAWRENCE COUNTY SOCIAL SERVICES – housing, clothing , homeless help VETERANS OUTREACH - benefits FAMILY PLANNING – safe sex, STD’s, AIDS COMPUTER 101 - basics PA COOPERATIVE EXTENSION – classes on life skills

SPIRITUAL WARFARE

HELP MYSELF – Goal planning ACTS – transportation

PHYSICAL HEALTH

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH – Flu, pneumonia and tetanus shots.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES AND TRAINING

LARK ENTERPRISES – job assistance HOPE PROGRAM – parolee program

OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION CAREER LINK OTHER AMENTITIES

Weight and Exercise Rooms Shower Rooms equipped with Personal Hygiene Products Warm Lunches served daily at no cost to individual

WEIGHT AND EXERCISE ROOM

JAMESON HEALTHCARE – Nutrition, diabetes education

Lawrence County Offers Computer training: Microsoft Windows Excel Publisher Power Point Each person has access to the computers from open to close. They are learning by a program that teaches them step by step the Microsoft Office programs with the assistance of a teacher.

Lawrence County

Field Trips and Cookouts

“THIS IS WHAT THE NEXT STEP DOES FOR ME: YOU FILL THE PAGES OF MY LIFE WITH PURPOSE SOMETHIING TO FILL THE EMPTY SPACES AT THE END OF THE DAY YOU END THE NOTHINGNESS” - Member of Next Step

Lawrence County