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Human service centers report progress toward CCBHC certification but name two main gaps
Summary
Regional directors told the Appropriations Committee they are positioned to provide most services required for Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) certification but cited two areas—primary care screening/monitoring and veteran-specific services—as the likeliest shortfalls if certification were required immediately.
John Buttcrite, regional director at North Central Human Service Center in Minot, told the Appropriations Committee that his center “feel[s] like we're in very good position to offer seven of these nine services already,” referring to the nine services required of CCBHCs. He said work remains on primary-care screening and veteran-focused services.
Shar Farrell of Northwest Human Service Center described structural challenges that affect scale-up for CCBHC: her center is housed in a large, older building…
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