Care coordination services include:

• Medication management
• Therapy
• Employment services
• Peer and recovery support
• Individual and Family Support
• Psychoeducation
• Skill-building
• Personal hygiene
• And more!
  

Care coordination programs:

Behavioral Home Health (BHH)

Behavioral Home Health (BHH) provides care management for Medicaid recipients with severe mental illness. Clients receive one hour of services monthly from a BHH Care Coordinator. Only current InterCommunity clients are eligible to receive these services. 

Community Support Services (CSS)

Community Support Services (CSS) provide care coordination and management for people with severe and persistent mental illness to help them build skills in nutrition, hygiene, relationships, health management, money management, medication management, coping skills, and other areas. Clients receive services 1-4 times per month.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) provides therapy, care coordination and management, and in-home medical support for people with severe and persistent mental illness. The goal of this program is to help clients understand how to take care of themselves better, and to use the proper services when they are not feeling well. Clients receive services three times per week.