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All Federal Grant Awards
Project Grant H79FG000974
Award Date
9/30/23
Completion Date
9/29/25
Dollars Obligated
$3M
Overview
Activity
15
Transactions
15
Subawards
Similar Awards
Funding Federal Agency
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Awarding Federal Agency
SAMHSA Division of Grants Management
Awardee
Way Station, Inc. (KGXMYPHN1943)
Federal Grant Program
93.493
Assistance Type
Project Grant
Place of Performance
Maryland, USA
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE - PROJECT ABSTRACT APPLICANT: SHEPPARD PRATT PROJECT NAME: WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC EXPANSION NEED: SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS EXIST IN WASHINGTON COUNTY IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET DEFINED NEEDS. THIS INCLUDES LIMITED TIMELY ACCESS TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT WHEN A PERSON DESIRES HELP, LACK OF DETOXIFICATION TREATMENT SERVICES AND ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT). THE NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IS DIRE AS AGE-ADJUSTED SUICIDE RATES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY OUTPACE MARYLAND STATEWIDE AND NATIONAL RATES. OPIOID-RELATED DEATHS ROSE SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE MOST RECENT YEAR, AT RATES OUTPACING MUCH OF THE STATE. WASHINGTON COUNTY RANKS 18TH LOWEST IN HEALTH OUTCOMES RELATED TO QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG THE 24 COUNTIES IN MARYLAND, IN PART BECAUSE THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET THE IDENTIFIED NEEDS WITHIN THE COUNTY. POPULATION OF FOCUS AND GEOGRAPHIC CATCHMENT AREA: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL PROVIDE EXPANDED SERVICES IN THE AREAS OF MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND. WASHINGTON COUNTY IN WESTERN MARYLAND HAS 154,000 RESIDENTS AND 14.5% OF ITS RESIDENTS LIVE IN POVERTY, A SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER PROPORTION THAN THE MARYLAND STATE-WIDE AVERAGE OF 10.3%. AS IS THE CASE IN MANY RURAL AREAS, THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT GAP IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS. ADULTS AND CHILDREN IN THE COUNTY REPRESENT THE POPULATION OF FOCUS FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT. STRATEGIES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL ENCOMPASS TWO COMPONENTS TOWARD AN OVERARCHING EXPANSION AND ENHANCEMENT OF ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT SERVICE IN THE COUNTY. THROUGH ITS WAY STATION INC. CORPORATE ENTITY WHICH OPERATES A CLINIC IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL EXPAND MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN THE CATCHMENT AREA BY HIRING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROFESSIONALS, A SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELOR AND COORDINATING CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN MULTIPLE TREATMENT PROGRAMS. THE SECOND COMPONENT, MINOR FACILITY ALTERATIONS, WILL ENSURE THAT THE EXISTING FACILITY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS THE CAPABILITY FOR ASSESSING AND TREATING A HIGHER NUMBER OF PATIENTS AND MEET UNMET COMMUNITY NEED LEVELS. SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION WILL RESULT IN MORE TIMELY, EFFECTIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF SUCH SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY AND REDUCE THE GAP IN SERVICE DELAYS AND TREATMENT ACCESS. GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: THE PROJECT HAS TWO GOALS WITH MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INTENDED TO ADDRESS THE UNMET AND GROWING NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. GOAL 1 IS TO INCREASE CAPACITY TO SERVE UNMET NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES AND HAS MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES TO HIRE NEW FULL TIME SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THUS INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AND SUBSTANCE USE PROBLEMS. GOAL 2 IS TO IMPLEMENT MINOR BUILDING ALTERATIONS TO AN EXISTING CLINICAL FACILITY, RESULTING IN A TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT WHICH ALLOWS FOR EXPANDED MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INDIVIDUALS SERVED: AS A RESULT OF THE STRATEGIES OUTLINED ABOVE DURING THE GRANT PERIOD, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL TREAT AN ADDITIONAL 90 TO 100 UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS IN THE COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS, INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS TREATED FOR SUBSTANCE USE IN THE COUNTY TO 60 TO 100 INDIVIDUALS PER YEAR AND CREATE COORDINATION OF CARE FOR CLIENTS SERVED IN MULTIPLE PROGRAMS IN WAY STATION'S PROGRAMS. THIS INCLUDES INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REFERRALS FOR SERVICES, AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY COORDINATION ACROSS PROGRAMS TO MEET CLIENTS' NEEDS.
$0
3/17/26
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE - PROJECT ABSTRACT APPLICANT: SHEPPARD PRATT PROJECT NAME: WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC EXPANSION NEED: SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS EXIST IN WASHINGTON COUNTY IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET DEFINED NEEDS. THIS INCLUDES LIMITED TIMELY ACCESS TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT WHEN A PERSON DESIRES HELP, LACK OF DETOXIFICATION TREATMENT SERVICES AND ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT). THE NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IS DIRE AS AGE-ADJUSTED SUICIDE RATES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY OUTPACE MARYLAND STATEWIDE AND NATIONAL RATES. OPIOID-RELATED DEATHS ROSE SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE MOST RECENT YEAR, AT RATES OUTPACING MUCH OF THE STATE. WASHINGTON COUNTY RANKS 18TH LOWEST IN HEALTH OUTCOMES RELATED TO QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG THE 24 COUNTIES IN MARYLAND, IN PART BECAUSE THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET THE IDENTIFIED NEEDS WITHIN THE COUNTY. POPULATION OF FOCUS AND GEOGRAPHIC CATCHMENT AREA: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL PROVIDE EXPANDED SERVICES IN THE AREAS OF MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND. WASHINGTON COUNTY IN WESTERN MARYLAND HAS 154,000 RESIDENTS AND 14.5% OF ITS RESIDENTS LIVE IN POVERTY, A SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER PROPORTION THAN THE MARYLAND STATE-WIDE AVERAGE OF 10.3%. AS IS THE CASE IN MANY RURAL AREAS, THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT GAP IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS. ADULTS AND CHILDREN IN THE COUNTY REPRESENT THE POPULATION OF FOCUS FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT. STRATEGIES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL ENCOMPASS TWO COMPONENTS TOWARD AN OVERARCHING EXPANSION AND ENHANCEMENT OF ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT SERVICE IN THE COUNTY. THROUGH ITS WAY STATION INC. CORPORATE ENTITY WHICH OPERATES A CLINIC IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL EXPAND MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN THE CATCHMENT AREA BY HIRING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROFESSIONALS, A SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELOR AND COORDINATING CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN MULTIPLE TREATMENT PROGRAMS. THE SECOND COMPONENT, MINOR FACILITY ALTERATIONS, WILL ENSURE THAT THE EXISTING FACILITY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS THE CAPABILITY FOR ASSESSING AND TREATING A HIGHER NUMBER OF PATIENTS AND MEET UNMET COMMUNITY NEED LEVELS. SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION WILL RESULT IN MORE TIMELY, EFFECTIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF SUCH SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY AND REDUCE THE GAP IN SERVICE DELAYS AND TREATMENT ACCESS. GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: THE PROJECT HAS TWO GOALS WITH MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INTENDED TO ADDRESS THE UNMET AND GROWING NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. GOAL 1 IS TO INCREASE CAPACITY TO SERVE UNMET NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES AND HAS MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES TO HIRE NEW FULL TIME SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THUS INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AND SUBSTANCE USE PROBLEMS. GOAL 2 IS TO IMPLEMENT MINOR BUILDING ALTERATIONS TO AN EXISTING CLINICAL FACILITY, RESULTING IN A TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT WHICH ALLOWS FOR EXPANDED MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INDIVIDUALS SERVED: AS A RESULT OF THE STRATEGIES OUTLINED ABOVE DURING THE GRANT PERIOD, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL TREAT AN ADDITIONAL 90 TO 100 UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS IN THE COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS, INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS TREATED FOR SUBSTANCE USE IN THE COUNTY TO 60 TO 100 INDIVIDUALS PER YEAR AND CREATE COORDINATION OF CARE FOR CLIENTS SERVED IN MULTIPLE PROGRAMS IN WAY STATION'S PROGRAMS. THIS INCLUDES INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REFERRALS FOR SERVICES, AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY COORDINATION ACROSS PROGRAMS TO MEET CLIENTS' NEEDS.
$0
12/20/24
Not listed
WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE - PROJECT ABSTRACT APPLICANT: SHEPPARD PRATT PROJECT NAME: WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC EXPANSION NEED: SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS EXIST IN WASHINGTON COUNTY IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET DEFINED NEEDS. THIS INCLUDES LIMITED TIMELY ACCESS TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT WHEN A PERSON DESIRES HELP, LACK OF DETOXIFICATION TREATMENT SERVICES AND ACCESS TO MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT (MAT). THE NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES IS DIRE AS AGE-ADJUSTED SUICIDE RATES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY OUTPACE MARYLAND STATEWIDE AND NATIONAL RATES. OPIOID-RELATED DEATHS ROSE SIGNIFICANTLY IN THE MOST RECENT YEAR, AT RATES OUTPACING MUCH OF THE STATE. WASHINGTON COUNTY RANKS 18TH LOWEST IN HEALTH OUTCOMES RELATED TO QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG THE 24 COUNTIES IN MARYLAND, IN PART BECAUSE THERE ARE SIGNIFICANT SERVICE GAPS IN TERMS OF THE NUMBER OF FACILITIES AND PROVIDERS AVAILABLE TO MEET THE IDENTIFIED NEEDS WITHIN THE COUNTY. POPULATION OF FOCUS AND GEOGRAPHIC CATCHMENT AREA: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL PROVIDE EXPANDED SERVICES IN THE AREAS OF MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, MARYLAND. WASHINGTON COUNTY IN WESTERN MARYLAND HAS 154,000 RESIDENTS AND 14.5% OF ITS RESIDENTS LIVE IN POVERTY, A SIGNIFICANTLY HIGHER PROPORTION THAN THE MARYLAND STATE-WIDE AVERAGE OF 10.3%. AS IS THE CASE IN MANY RURAL AREAS, THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT GAP IN HEALTHCARE ACCESS. ADULTS AND CHILDREN IN THE COUNTY REPRESENT THE POPULATION OF FOCUS FOR THE PROPOSED PROJECT. STRATEGIES: THE PROPOSED PROJECT WILL ENCOMPASS TWO COMPONENTS TOWARD AN OVERARCHING EXPANSION AND ENHANCEMENT OF ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES INCLUDING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT SERVICE IN THE COUNTY. THROUGH ITS WAY STATION INC. CORPORATE ENTITY WHICH OPERATES A CLINIC IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL EXPAND MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN THE CATCHMENT AREA BY HIRING MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT PROFESSIONALS, A SUBSTANCE USE COUNSELOR AND COORDINATING CARE FOR INDIVIDUALS PARTICIPATING IN MULTIPLE TREATMENT PROGRAMS. THE SECOND COMPONENT, MINOR FACILITY ALTERATIONS, WILL ENSURE THAT THE EXISTING FACILITY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY HAS THE CAPABILITY FOR ASSESSING AND TREATING A HIGHER NUMBER OF PATIENTS AND MEET UNMET COMMUNITY NEED LEVELS. SUCCESSFUL IMPLEMENTATION WILL RESULT IN MORE TIMELY, EFFECTIVE MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS IN NEED OF SUCH SERVICES IN THE COMMUNITY AND REDUCE THE GAP IN SERVICE DELAYS AND TREATMENT ACCESS. GOALS AND MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES: THE PROJECT HAS TWO GOALS WITH MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES INTENDED TO ADDRESS THE UNMET AND GROWING NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. GOAL 1 IS TO INCREASE CAPACITY TO SERVE UNMET NEED FOR MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES AND HAS MEASURABLE OBJECTIVES TO HIRE NEW FULL TIME SERVICE PROVIDERS AND THUS INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS WHO RECEIVE TREATMENT IN WASHINGTON COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES AND SUBSTANCE USE PROBLEMS. GOAL 2 IS TO IMPLEMENT MINOR BUILDING ALTERATIONS TO AN EXISTING CLINICAL FACILITY, RESULTING IN A TREATMENT ENVIRONMENT WHICH ALLOWS FOR EXPANDED MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT SERVICES IN WASHINGTON COUNTY. INDIVIDUALS SERVED: AS A RESULT OF THE STRATEGIES OUTLINED ABOVE DURING THE GRANT PERIOD, SHEPPARD PRATT WILL TREAT AN ADDITIONAL 90 TO 100 UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS IN THE COUNTY FOR MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS, INCREASE THE NUMBER OF UNDUPLICATED PATIENTS TREATED FOR SUBSTANCE USE IN THE COUNTY TO 60 TO 100 INDIVIDUALS PER YEAR AND CREATE COORDINATION OF CARE FOR CLIENTS SERVED IN MULTIPLE PROGRAMS IN WAY STATION'S PROGRAMS. THIS INCLUDES INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REFERRALS FOR SERVICES, AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY COORDINATION ACROSS PROGRAMS TO MEET CLIENTS' NEEDS.
$0
12/20/24
Not listed
WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE
$0
8/20/24
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ACCESS TO CARE
$0
8/20/24