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Title: CONNECT Intensive behavioral health treatment model
Procurement
Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH)
Henry Street Settlement
265 Henry Street , New York, NY, 10002-4899
Human Services/Client Services
Demonstration Project
2/17/2022
Award
$4,511,112.00

PIN#81622D0002001

This is a demonstration project. CONNECT – Continuous Engagement between Community and Clinic Treatment teams is an innovative, flexible, mobile to site-based intensive behavioral health treatment model to improve individuals’ quality of life through engagement and retention in treatment.
Description

Henry Street Settlement will participate in the demonstration project of a new model - Continuous Engagement between Community and Clinic Treatment (CONNECT) that is an innovative, flexible, mobile to site-based intensive behavioral health treatment model that seeks to improve individuals’ quality of life through engagement and retention in treatment. DOHMH is developing CONNECT, a new model of care for people with intensive behavioral health needs. This model will provide a flexible care model that offers mobile and site-based behavioral health treatment to create a seamless continuum between outpatient and field-based treatment. Additionally, CONNECT will provide fully integrated mental health and substance use treatment. PIN: 22AZ016001R0X00

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