DWIHN Major Projects & Initiatives
Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs)
e range of mental health and substance use disorder services to vulnerable people. The CCBHCs basically allow Medicaid dollars to be used in crisis situations to connect people to help without the whole eligibility conversation. The CCBHCs provide an array of services needed to create access, stabilize people in crisis and provide necessary treatment for those with the most serious, complex mental illnesses and substance use disorders. The approach integrates additional services to ensure a health care approach emphasizing recovery, wellness, trauma-informed care and physical and behavioral health integration. These services include but are not limited to:- Crisis Mental Health Services including 24/7/365 Mobile Crisis Team Response
- Easy Access to Care
- Expanded Care Coordination
- Immediate Screening and Risk Assessment
- Intensive, Community-based Mental Health Care for Active Duty Military and Veterans
- Outpatient Clinic Primary Care Screening
- Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Services
- Patient-Centered Treatment Planning
- Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services
- Peer Support and Counselor Services
- Risk Assessments
- Targeted Case Management
Opioid Health Homes
DWIHN is making it easier for you to connect to opioid recovery resources by offering "Opioid Health Homes".
What are they? The Opioid Health Homes (OHH) are not a “health home” in the sense of a place to live rather it’s a “model of care” that can help coordinate your health and social needs.
Why is this important? This “model of care” is comprised of primary care and specialty behavioral health providers, bridging the gap between the historically two distinct delivery systems for optimal care integration. It is specialized care focused on recovery-centered services as well as a personalized plan for you. People diagnosed with an Opioid Use Disorder and who are receiving Medicaid, Healthy Michigan, Freedom to Work, Healthy Kids Expansion and MIChild Beneficiary benefits are eligible.
What will I receive? You will receive access to a team of healthcare professionals, referrals to appropriate community and support services, comprehensive care management, care tailored to your specific needs, individual and family support. You will have access to a multi-disciplinary team comprised of behavioral health professionals, addiction specialists, primary care providers, nurse care managers, and peer recovery coaches/community health workers.
How do I sign up? You can call the DWIHN Access Center Helpline (800-241-4949) for more information, or reach out to your current Provider if you’re already receiving services for more info and a referral.
Mobile Unit Partnership
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Free, Mobile Outreach and Prevention Units Coming to a Neighborhood Near You. Collaboration between Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network, Wayne Health and Ford Motor Company.
Click HERE for detailed Press Release
Click HERE for Wayne Health Mobile Unit Event Calendar
Click HERE for Wayne Health Mobile Unit Video
DWIHN / DPD / City of Detroit Behavioral Health Partnerships
DPD's 8th Precinct Joins the Crisis Intervention Team to address mental health crisis: Watch video here: https://www.fox2detroit.com/video/1002193
- 2022 Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Conference - Save the Date (March 10-11, 2022)
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) in partnership with the Detroit Police Department and the City of Detroit’s Housing and Revitalization Department is expanding the program into the 12th precinct in hopes to have this implemented in all DPD precincts by the end of 2021. This groundbreaking partnership brings additional behavioral health support to police officers, 911 call takers and homeless outreach workers when they encounter citizens experiencing mental health challenges.
- DWIHN Partnership with the City of Detroit Housing Department-homeless Outreach Teams. This team consists of a DWIHN behavioral health specialist and homeless street outreach providers who conduct preventative outreach and coordinate with DPD Neighborhood Police Officers (NPOs) to connect unsheltered residents with mental health services. This team provides individuals with wraparound housing and behavioral health services including a potential transfer to permanent housing for those who qualify. Detroit HOT follows best practices in building trust with participants through outreach and immediate transportation to services as needed.
DETROIT @ WORK Initiative
DWIHN and Detroit@Work which is the city of Detroit Employment program are partnering to help find employment and to connect people to mental health resources if needed.
CIT Gold Program
School Success Initiative Program
The School Success Initiative is an evidenced and prevention-based mental health program provided to students K-12 within Wayne County schools. This program aims to ensure that students and their families have access to services within a school-based setting, are provided psychoeducation training, and are being assisted to reduce the stigma surrounding children and families to provide behavioral health supports and services to benefit those in need.
This program is facilitated by DWIHN, in partnership with Detroit Public School Community District (DPSCD) and The City of Detroit Mayor's Office. The School Success Initiative program is offered by 11 community-based mental health professionals/providers within Wayne County. In addition to providing services to children in schools, the network provides parent education and engagement groups, professional development, and psychoeducation for teachers, staff, and school administrators.
DWIHN Summer Youth Employment Program
DWIHNs Summer Youth Employment Program provides subsidized, part-time employment for youth between the ages of 14-24 living in Wayne County. In addition to work experience, the program ensures that participants receive educational information on prevention, treatment and access to care. These programs are expected to be both beneficial and preventative for youth otherwise unoccupied during the summer months, who may be at a greater risk for developing behavioral health issues.
The DWIHN Summer Youth Employment Program is in its fifth year as it continues to partner with organizations that foster growth and enhance communities. These organizations thrive on community outreach to adolescents focusing heavily on youth recruitment plans and educational and mentoring goals to be accomplished over the summer months. It also promotes workforce development and continued positive growth in Detroit and Wayne County. Research has shown that healthy youth generally grow into healthy adults when given appropriate coping mechanisms and protective factors.
The proposed partner cities and organizations include: Alkebulan Village, Belleville, Van Buren Township, Canton, Dearborn Police Department, Connect Detroit, Downriver Community Conference, Hamtramck, Highland Park, Inkster, Redford Township, Eastside Community Network, Westland, Wayne State University, The Civil Air Patrol and LifeBUILDERS Detroit.
The program runs for 5 -10 weeks, serving approximately 1,100 youth.