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Blended Case Management

Assistance with achieving recovery goals


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Our Blended Case Management program assists people with achieving their recovery goals. We provide services to eligible adults struggling with mental illness. Case managers link individuals to needed medical, social, educational, peer and self-help resources, coordinate care among multiple service providers, and support them as they proceed toward recovery and optimal self-sufficiency.

Services

At the onset of your services, you will be assigned to a primary case manager who assumes responsibility for your case management needs, coordination of services and referrals to providers both within and outside of our organization. Services include:

  • Integrated treatment for mental health and substance use disorders
  • Wellness management and relapse prevention
  • Connection to educational and vocational services
  • Money management and entitlement skills training
  • Social relationships and interpersonal skills training
  • Coordination with health care providers
  • Empowerment and self-help
  • Service planning and coordination
  • Housing referrals

Eligibility

To participate, you must:

  • Have a serious mental health diagnosis OR have co-occurring mental health and substance use diagnoses
  • Be 18 or older
  • Reside in Bucks County
  • While most of our participants have Health Choices with Magellan as their Behavioral Health Carrier, we do have some ability to accept commercial insurance and uninsured individuals
  • Other eligibility criteria will be evaluated by our team
  • Must meet a need for case management services

We offer priority admission to at-risk populations including IV drug users, adolescents, women, women with children, veterans, overdose survivors and preferential treatment services to pregnant women.

Intake & Referrals

All referrals must include a completed Bucks County Targeted Case Management referral form.  Referral will not be complete without verification of eligibility, such as past treatment records, psychiatric or psychological evaluation, letter summarizing treatment history, individual education plan (IEP), and the like.

Upon receipt of the completed referral, our staff will contact the client and/or referral source within seven business days. Admission decisions and level of care determinations are made based on referral material and completed Environmental Matrix.

Locations

We serve people where they live and work – in their homes, in their communities and in our offices. Our office is located in Langhorne.

Getting Started

To learn more about this program, contact Sarah Kazimer, Senior Manager of Community Based Programs, at 215.757.6916, ext. 247 or skazimer@fsabc.org, or Breana Frazier, Housing First/Blended Case Management Manager, at 215.757.6916 ext. 240 or bfrazier@fsabc.org.

Recovery assistance for people with a mental health diagnosis or mental health and substance abuse diagnoses