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Showing Our Support for House Bill 33

On behalf of ISBH and the individuals we serve, our CEO, Sam Shafer, has shared her support for House Bill 33 with the Ohio House of Representatives as they consider the SFY 2024-2025 Operating Budget. Governor DeWine's budget includes a historic investment in Ohio's Medicaid community behavioral health services, which provides a 10% rate increase for community behavioral health services ($220 million), investment in mental health peer support services ($30 million), and a 6% rate increase […]

Are You Familiar With Intensive Outpatient Programming?

Intensive Outpatient Programming, also known as IOP, is a type of substance use disorder treatment provided to individuals who experience substance use that impairs elements of their daily functioning like work, parenting and physical health, and qualify for a higher level of care than traditional outpatient counseling. IOP consists of 9-19 hours of substance use, mental health, and therapeutic behavioral support services each week. It is especially fitting for those who are not ready to commit […]

Taking the stage at the Open Minds CEO Technology Summit.

Our Chief Operating Officer, Randall Haskins, has been invited to lead a session "Mastering Performance: Using Analytics To Monitor Value & Transform Service Delivery" during the 2022 Opens Minds CEO Technology Summit in Las Vegas on November 9th! His case study investigates how organizations use technologies to manage care and costs. It will highlight the technologies that help us track and report metrics such as clinical quality, access to care, treatment engagement, referral, and response time. […]

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Grant

Integrated Services for Behavioral Health’s innovative approach to Medication Assisted Treatment funded by a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) Grant has made great strides since its initiation in February 2022. A team of fifteen staff partially funded by the grant provide improved access to care, removal of barriers to treatment, and better coordination for patients with cooccurring disorders. One of the major goals of the grant was to reduce the average wait time […]