Capital Area Behavioral Health Collaborative, Inc.

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CABHC is a private, not for profit company formed out of the collaboration among Cumberland, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, and Perry counties' Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol programs. The collaboration has existed since 1997, and the company was incorporated in October 1999.

Our mission is to ensure access to and delivery of a coordinated, effectively managed, comprehensive array of quality mental health and substance abuse services that reflect the holistic needs of eligible residents throughout the five county area.

The organization is managed by CEO, Scott Suhring, under the direction of a Board of Directors composed of county commissioner-designated staff from the programs of Mental Health and Drug and Alcohol of the five counties.

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Now offering D&A Recovery Specialist Services

The RASE Project has developed the Recovery Specialist Program to assist individuals on Medical Assistance in the five county region who are in need of one-on-one recovery coaching to assist them with overcoming the obstacles that keep them from succeeding in the recovery process.

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Celebrating HealthChoices 10 Year Anniversary

On behalf of the CABHC Board of Directors it is my privilege to highlight the 10 year anniversary of our five County collaboration with CABHC, CBHNP, consumers and families we serve, and our provider partners in our HealthChoices program. Our behavioral health program has grown significantly in the past ten years, serving nearly twice as many members and their families compared to our first year of operation. We also continue to improve the quality of services, access to services, and implement new and creative services and supports to help our consumers and their families live a meaningful life in our community. We welcome the challenges and opportunities to continue to improve the delivery of behavioral health services and integration with other healthcare services in the coming years and the continued collaboration with our partners.

Daniel E. Eisenhauer
Chair, CABHC Board of Directors