Provides primary care, mental health services, psychiatry, medication management, substance use disorder treatment, peer services, and care management to individuals and families.

HBCI assists in eliminating unnecessary psychiatric hospitalization, admissions to group treatment programs, and the likelihood of a rapid readmit to similar inpatient settings. HBCI provides around the clock, intensive crisis support and intervention to children in their homes and communities.Chenango County HBCIContact Person: Zachary Magee Title: HBCI Chenango Lead Location: 1 Virginia Lane, Norwich, NY 13815 Tioga/Tompkins County HBCIContact Person: Elizabeth Bokal Title: HBCI Tioga/Tompkins Lead Location: 950 Danbury Road, State 201-M, Ithaca, NY 14850

Provides individualized, strength-based approach to serve children with mental health and substance use needs. Provides tools to youth and their families to support the ability to make informed decisions about care. Services include care coordination, respite, family support, skill building, intensive in-home services, and crisis response.

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)

Provides psychiatric outpatient services to clients ages 18 and older.

* Provides immediate emergency assistance to households in crisis including: Food bags. Personal Hygiene Bag. Prescription Assistance. Bus Passes (when available). Stranded Traveler Assistance. Clothing Assistance. Diaper Assistance. Vouchers to area supermarkets for food and personal items. Advocacy and referrals to outside agencies. Crisis assessment and management. Bilingual Services. Registration for Salvation Army Programs (Project Bundle Up, Long Point Camp, Christmas Assistance, etc.)

Provides non-clinical advocacy and support to victims of domestic abuse, including crisis intervention, safety planning, transitional compensation information, emergency service coordination (housing, food, transportation) and protection order request assistance.

Provides an off-site initial screening for individuals in emotional crisis. Individuals who require a full psychiatric assessment by the physician will be transported to CPEP by 911 services. Also performs home visits with patients who have been recently discharged from CPEP in order to assist the patient in maintaining stability, until the connection with an outpatient provider has been completed.

Provides crisis intervention, problem solving, short-term case management, and advocacy to individuals in need.

Provides individualized, strength-based approach to serve children with mental health and substance use needs. Provides tools to youth and their families to support the ability to make informed decisions about care. Services include care coordination, respite, family support, skill building, intensive in-home services, and crisis response.

Provides treatment of mental and substance use disorders; and the support of those who experience and/or are in recovery from these conditions, along with their families and communities.

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911. EMERGENCY OUTREACH SERVICES (EOS)EOS is provided to individuals and families who have mental health needs that have become a crisis. These services also provide ongoing consultation with local law enforcement agencies, assisting them in resolving mental health problems that come to their attention. Consultation will also be provided to other government agencies, local businesses, and members of the community.EOS is available during the day: Monday - Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm.MOBILE CRISIS TEAM (MCT)MCT is an after-hours emergency and crisis service that provides confidential counseling by phone. Services are available for people of all ages who are considering suicide or struggling with issues such as anxiety, depression, grief, loss, family problems, mental health problems, or addiction.MTC is activated by Law Enforcement Personnel or Crisis Line.MCT is available after hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30pm - 4:30am.CRITICAL INCIDENT NEGOTIATION TEAM (CINT)CINT has specialized training in dealing with violence and weapons and provides on-call assistance to law enforcement agencies for hostage negotiations, barricaded individuals, and other critical incidents. CINT is activated by Law Enforcement Personnel only. CINT is always available: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Provides a care coordination program that assists individuals that are residing in a community setting or are transitioning to live in a community setting. Services include behavioral, educational, and social health support, transportation, and housing support. On-call services are available 24/7.

Offers services to meet the individual needs of children/youth (under 21) with Medicaid and their families by identifying needs early, providing support at home & in the community, improving health and well-being and preventing hospitalization and out of home placement.

Provides mental health crisis intervention and support services within the home or community. Services include immediate access to treatment services designed to stabilize crisis situations, enhancing skills and knowledge to reduce environmental and social stressors, and connections to programs and services.

Provides an Extended School Day and School Violence Prevention program. Weekly clubs offer literacy activities through hands-on programming. School Violence Prevention provides crisis-intervention counseling and support groups to target protective assets and risk factors.

Provides mental health counseling to individuals ages 5 years and older. Offers individual, family, and group therapy and medication management as needed.

Specializes in trauma treatment through a partial hospitalization program for active duty soldiers diagnosed with PTSD and trauma treatment on an outpatient basis for first responders and front line workers.

Assists children and their families who have been impacted by sudden, often traumatic, events regain a sense of control over their lives and promote community healing. Traumatic events may include homicide, suicide, sudden death and serious assault, as well as witnessing violence, abduction, natural or man-made disasters, or accidents.

Provides psychiatric outpatient services to clients ages 18 and older.

Provides emergency crisis management for children and their families until a crisis is resolved. Crisis counseling and respite care may be provided while the problems that led to the crisis are addressed.

Provides outpatient mental health services for individuals ages 5 years and older.

Provides up to 12 months of intensive and comprehensive evidence-based treatment for youth and young adults who struggle with thoughts of suicide.

Provides case management, crisis intervention, wellness management and recovery skills, medication support and work related support services to high priority individuals in Albany County.

Provides a care coordination program that assists individuals that are residing in a community setting or are transitioning to live in a community setting. Services include behavioral, educational, and social health support, transportation, and housing support. On-call services are available 24/7.