Wednesday, February 5, 2025
2/5/2025
The Yakama Nation is located in Eastern Washington covering almost 1.4 million acres. Until recently our primary focus has been on providing mental health service, however, strong evidence suggests the importance of enhancing our therapeutic delivery to address co-occurring mental health and substance use treatment. The Yakama Nation is applying to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Number of Unduplicated Individuals to be Served: Year 1: 75, Year 2: 100, Year 3: 125, Year 4: 125. Total 425 Goal 1. Establish a CCBHS Board comprised of mental health and substance misuse co-occurring clients and family members to guide the CCBHS program. Goal 2. Complete a Yakama Nation community needs assessment among individuals experiencing or providing services for co-occurring mental health and substance use/misuse. Goal 3. Complete a detailed plan to ensure the delivery of CCBHC required activities Goal 4. Provide five of the nine core CCBHC services to deliver comprehensive, coordinated person- and family-centered integrated behavioral health care services co-occurring clients. Goal 5. Provide all nine core CCBHC Program Area Services to YNBHS co-occurring clients and families. Goal 6. Improve our EHR system to address the operational changes needed to meet the certification criteria and enhance the quality and effectiveness of CCBHC services. Goal 7. Offer cultural appropriate service to all YNBHS co-occurring clients and families.
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