CCBHC Care Coordination
Care Coordination is a person-centered service designed to support individuals in navigating the behavioral health system. At AMHC, our Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Care Coordinators serve as a bridge between individuals and the services they need, ensuring nothing is missed and no one feels alone in their care journey.
Whether you're managing mental health concerns, substance use challenges, or co-occurring conditions, Care Coordinators help ensure your treatment is well-organized, efficient, and aligned with your goals.
How We Support You
Our Care Coordinators work directly with you, your family, and your service providers to:
- Develop a personalized care plan tailored to your health goals.
- Support transitions of care, such as after hospitalization or between providers.
- Help schedule appointments and coordinate follow-ups to ensure services are delivered and your needs are met.
- Connect you with community resources, such as housing, transportation, or peer support.
- Monitor your progress and adapt your care plan as your needs evolve.
We also work behind the scenes to ensure services aren’t duplicated and that every provider involved in your care has the information they need to support you.
Who Benefits from CCBHC?
This service is available to adults, youth, and families across Aroostook, Hancock, and Washington counties. It is especially beneficial for:
- Individuals not currently connected to traditional case management
- People with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
- Those who need help transitioning from one care setting to another
- Families supporting a loved one with complex care needs
There’s no need for a referral—just reach out, and we’ll help determine if Care Coordination is the right fit for you.
What Makes AMHC's Approach Unique?
As part of our CCBHC designation, AMHC offers a comprehensive, integrated model of care. Our Care Coordinators are part of a multidisciplinary team that works across behavioral health, medical, and social service systems to ensure whole-person care.
We prioritize:
- Empowering clients through collaborative planning and choice
- Delivering support where it’s needed most, including in your home or community
- Maintaining consistent communication to prevent gaps in care
- Building relationships with providers and families for a unified approach
How to Get Started
If you or someone you care about is struggling to navigate services or manage care needs, we’re here to help. Contact us to learn more or connect with a Care Coordinator.
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