Welcome to the Minority AIDS Initiative - Continuum of Care Grantee Virtual Meeting. August 11, 2015

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1 Welcome to the Minority AIDS Initiative - Continuum of Care Grantee Virtual Meeting August 11, 2015

2 CIHS Introduction & MAI-CoC Overview August 11, 2015 Laura Galbreath, Director Jake Bowling, Task Lead for MAI-CoC Grantees SAMHSA-HRSA Center for Integrated Health Solutions

3 Agenda Agenda Getting the Most Out of Adobe Connect What is CIHS? Overview of MAI-CoC Grantees Names, Locations, and Organization Types Adoption of Medicaid Expansion Evidence-Based Practices Used in MAI-CoC Projects Rural vs Urban and Target Populations Grantee Mini-Updates

4 Day One Agenda: Tuesday, August 11 1:00 2:45 PM ET (10:00 11:45 PST) 1:00-1:20 PM ET 1:20-2:20 PM ET 2:20-2:45 PM ET Opening Session Welcome from SAMHSA Gerlinda (GG) Somerville, Branch Chief, Health Systems Branch, SAMHSA/CSAT Introduction of GPOs Capt. Ilze Ruditis, Senior Program Manager, SAMHSA/CMHS Welcome from CIHS & MAI-CoC Grantee Overview Laura Galbreath and Jake Bowling, CIHS Grantee Mini-Updates for Regions 9, 8, 6 and 5 Data Collection Update and Discussion Kirk James, Medical Officer, SAMHSA/CSAT Sarah Ndiangui, Public Health Advisor, SAMHSA/CSAT Mark Jacobsen, Public Health Analyst, SAMHSA/CMHS Capt. Ilze Ruditis, Senior Program Manager, SAMHSA/CMHS 2:45-3:00 PM ET (11:45 12:00PT) 3:00 4:30 PM ET (12:00-1:30 PT) Break Concurrent Breakout Sessions Breakout 1: Best Practices in Hepatitis Prevention and Care, Jhilya Mayas, MayaTech Breakout 2: Using Data to Improve Care, Aaron Surma, CIHS Breakout 3: Third Party Billing, Patrick Gauthier, Advocates for Human Potential Breakout 4: Substance Use Disorder Prevention Interventions and Fidelity, Aaron Williams, CIHS

5 Day Two Agenda: Wednesday, August 12 1:00 2:15 PM ET (10:00 11:15 PT) 1:00-1:15PM ET 1:15-2:15 PM ET 2:15-3:15 PM ET (11:15-12:15 PT) 2:15 2:30 PM ET 2:30 3:00 PM ET 3:00 3:15 PM ET 3:15-3:30 PM ET (12:15-12:30 PT) 3:30 4:30 PM ET (12:30 1:30 PM PT) 4:30-5:00 PM ET (1:30 4:00 PM ET) Opening Session Day 2 Welcome - Linda Youngman, Branch Chief, Division of Community Program, SAMHSA/CSAP Grantee Mini-Updates for Regions 4, 3, 2, and 1 Recruitment and Retention in the Era of the ACA SAMSHA Remarks William Hudock, Senior Public Health Advisor, SAMHSA/CMHS Grantee Panel Discussion Jennifer Braddock, University of Colorado David Salinas, Sunrise Community Counseling Center Kelly Turner, Health Services Center Grantee Discussion Break Concurrent Breakout Sessions - Breakout 1: Brief Intervention and Motivational Interviewing, Brie Reimann, CIHS Breakout 2: Building High Performing Multi-Disciplinary Teams, Pam Pietruszewski, CIHS Breakout 3: Guiding Principles for an Integrated Workforce, Laura Galbreath and Jake Bowling, CIHS Breakout 4: Mastering Concurrent & Collaborative Documentation, Katherine Hirsch, MTM Services Closing session Grantee Reflections on Stop, Start, Continue

6 Engagement & Adobe Connect Plenaries During the plenaries, feel free to use the chat box and other feedback functions to engage with presenters and ask questions To send a message or question to the group, type your message in the chat box and hit enter or click send During grantee updates and discussions, we will open up individual lines (please use the raise your hand function Breakouts Return to your office, use the same login link and call-in information You may have to wait a few minutes before you re in the room All lines will be open, for a more conversational classroom feel For technical support, contact Hannah, at HannahC@thenationalcouncil.org or , ext. 286 or chat to Hannah Coen via Adobe Connect chatroom All content will be recorded and posted on the MAI-CoC page, at integration.samhsa.gov

7 Center for Integrated Health Solutions Technical Assistance Audiences: Minority AIDS Initiative Continuum of Care (MAI CoC) Pilot Grantees SAMHSA Primary & Behavioral Health Care Integration (PBHCI) Grantees HRSA Grantees General Public Services Training and TA Resources Connection to other providers Access to SMEs and training opportunities

8 Available Technical Assistance Site Visits and Telephonic Technical Assistance Grantee Virtual Meeting Communities of Practice Webinars

9 Why We re Here We believe that integration of prevention, primary care, and behavioral health helps people by improving customer experience and health outcomes. We know that behavioral health has a strong bidirectional relationship with HIV, AIDS, and Hepatitis. We endeavor to provide the very best in relevant and responsive technical assistance. We want you to succeed.

10 MAI-CoC Grantees and GPOs Stephen Carrington FL: Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office GA: Saint Joseph's Mercy Care Services, Inc. IL: New Age Services Corporation NY: Whitney M. Young, Jr. Health. Center, Inc. Ed Craft CA: Bienestar Human Services, Inc. CA: East Bay Community Recovery Project IL: Puerto Rican Cultural Center NY: Bridging Access to Care NY: Vocational Instruction Project, Inc. Judith Ellis FL: River Region Human Services, Inc. (RRHS) OH: Wright State University Patricia Sabry CA: Sunrise Community Counseling Center Morris Flood GA: HIV/AIDS Empowerment Resource Center for Young Women GA: Recovery Consultants of Atlanta, Inc. Karim Hamadi AL: Health Services Center, Inc. Kirk James CA: Volunteers of America of Los Angeles CA: Special Service for Groups DE: Brandywine Counseling & Community Services NC: Coastal Horizons Center, Inc. TX: City of Laredo Health Department Barbara Rogers TX: Special Health Resources for Texas, Inc. Ilze Ruditis AZ: CODAC Behavioral Health Services of Pima County, Inc. (CODAC) AZ: Native Health Central CA: Native American Health Center, Inc. CO: University of Colorado, Denver CT: Yale University GA: Positive Impact, Inc. MD: University of Maryland, Baltimore MI: Adult Well-Being Services NY: Albert Einstein College of Medicine - Yeshiva University NY: Community Counseling & Mediation NY: Services for the UnderServed, Inc. WA: Neighborhood House WI: United Community Center 11

11 MAI-CoC Grantees by Region AK OR WA (1) ID Region 10 1 grantee MT WY Region 8 1 grantee ND SD Region 5 5 Grantees MN WI (1) MI (1) IL (2) IN OH (1) Region 2 6 Grantees PA VT NJ NH NY MA (6) RI Region 1 1 Grantee ME CT (1) CA (6) NV Region 9 8 Grantees HI AZ (2) UT NM CO (1) TX (2) OK NE KS AR LA IA Region 6 2 Grantees MO MS TN AL (1) WV GA (4) VA NC (1) SC FL (2) Region 4 8 Grantees DE (1) MD (1) Region 7 DC None KY Region 3 2 Grantees As of 10/14/14 10

12 Medicaid Expansion & MAI-CoC Grantees 23 MAI-CoC grantees are in Medicaid Expansion states 11MAI-CoC grantees are in states not adopting at this time

13 Who is in the room? Community Behavioral Health Organizations (CBHOs) AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs) AIDS Training Providers/Centers Healthcare for the Homeless Hospital-Based Behavioral Health Integrated Behavioral Health and HIV Organizations Hospital-Based Primary Care Community Health Centers Ryan White HIV Care Sites Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) Mobile Health Units

14 Other Grantee Demographic Data Most projects (31) are primarily serving urban areas Three projects (3) are primarily serving rural areas Target populations include: American Indian and Alaska Native (AIAN); LGBT populations; men who have sex with men (MSM); Asian and Pacific Islanders; Black and African Americans; Latino/a; Hispanic; Veterans; low socio-economic status; foreign-born ethnic and racial minorities

15 Frequently Used Evidence Based Practices Used in MAI-CoC Projects Motivational Interviewing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) Motivational Enhancement Therapy (MET) Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) Self-Help in Eliminating Life Threatening Diseases (SHIELD) Patient Navigation Peer Support Matrix Model for Substance Use Seeking Safety and other Trauma-Informed Care Interventions

16 Grantee Mini-Updates Region 9 AZ: CODAC Behavioral Health Services of Pima County, Inc. (CODAC) AZ: Native Health Central CA: Bienestar Human Services, Inc. CA: East Bay Community Recovery Project CA: Native American Health Center, Inc. CA: Special Service for Groups CA: Sunrise Community Counseling Center CA: Volunteers of America of Los Angeles Speaker, grantee, and project name Type, location, and target population(s) of setting Level of integration (integrated or colocated/integrated) and partnering organizations Give one of the following: Accomplishment, or Opportunity for growth, or Item that makes your project unique Region 8 CO: University of Colorado, Denver Region 6 TX: City of Laredo Health Department TX: Special Health Resources for Texas, Inc. Region 5 IL: New Age Services Corporation IL: Puerto Rican Cultural Center MI: Adult Well-Being Services OH: Wright State University WI: United Community Center