Bridging Access To Care Inc

Behavioral health- bridging access to care,inc (bac) operates an office of mental health (omh) licensed outpatient clinic offering comprehensive services to clients who have a range of mental health problems. The program's objective is to improve health outcomes through symptom management/stabilization. The services provided include: comprehensive psychiatric and psycho social evaluations, individual and group psychotherapy, medication management, home & community based services, and other behavioral health support services. Bac also operates an oasas-licensed outpatient substance use treatment program. This clinic offers a person-centered treatment model with a psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral approach, and provides comprehensive engagement, assessment, education, and counseling services (both individual and group).

Supportive housing- bridging access to care, inc assists homeless and marginally-housed individuals living with hiv/aids and/or with histories of substance use through its scatter-site housing programs. These services include: housing placement assistance program, living skills groups, permanent supportive housing, scatter-site housing, and housing and supportive services on a long-term basis for homeless individuals with disabilities.

Social support services- bridging access to care (bac) offers an integrated care model that provides a holistic approach for individuals and families living with or affected by hiv/aids or individuals who may suffer from chronic illnesses such as heart disease, hypertension and diabetes with the potential risk of utilizing hospital emergency rooms for receiving care. Bac's targeted case management (tcm) component is a part of the coordinated behavioral care (cbc) health homes. Programs include case management/managed care services and tcm/health homes. Bac provides various supporting programs to the community.

Community service center- the program offers services in behavioral health, housing, parenting, case management, care coordination, and social care needs assessment.