First person care clinic comprehensive community behavioral health center - first person care clinic SM-21-013 project abstract summary project name: first person care clinic certified community…

First person care clinic comprehensive community behavioral health center - first person care clinic SM-21-013 project abstract summary project name: first person care clinic certified community behavioral health center. First person care clinic, INC (fpcc), a federally qualified health center, is applying for funding for a ccbhc grant. The service area for this application consists of 23 ZIP code tabulation areas(zcta), combined population of approximately 1,051,231 individuals, which reflects the zcta in which at least 80 percent of fpcc's reside. The target population this application proposes to serve includes patient seeking mental and behavioral health services. Fpcc is planning to implement the fpcc ccbhc project and become a comprehensive community behavioral health center through this samhsa funding opportunity. Fpcc will utilize mobile crisis teams to serve approximately 7,200 patients throughout the two years period. This program will immediately enhance its existing integrated, community-based services to provide services for individuals of all ages with untreated severe mental illness (SMI); substance use disorders(SUD), including children and adolescents with serious emotional disturbances (SED), and individuals with CO-occurring mental and SUD conditions. Specific programs will be added for veterans, active military, and medical professionals. The provision of these services to the most vulnerable populations in our community will close service gaps for these populations and increase access to services, all under one roof through the implementation of each of the required activities that have been identified in FOA SM-21-013. Project goals include: (1) increase capacity and improve quality. Increase the implementation of new and expansion of preexisting activities for wraparound, and patient-centered treatments; (2) increase access. Increase the number of individuals with MH/SUD receiving timely appropriate care through the use of new mat equipment, mobile applications, and expanded telemedicine; and (3) expanding fpcc's capacity to provide continuous access to health services in clark county, NV, including a 24/7 crisis intervention services for people with serious mental illnesses or SUD. This would include achieving ccbhc certification within 4 months of being awarded the grant.