The Provider Spotlight is shining on BayCare Health System. An individual who received treatment for substance use disorder through BayCare's Family Intensive Treatment (FIT) Team indicated on an anonymous survey that they felt the staff treated them with respect, that they had been linked to services and supports needed to maintain their wellness, and that the staff listened to them and respected their decisions about their care. Additionally, they left this comment, "I am thankful for my treatment plan through BayCare FIT. They have provided me with therapy and medication regimen that fits my needs. Thank you BayCare for helping me realize I can succeed."
Central Florida Behavioral Health Network (CFBHN)
Mental Health Care
Tampa, FL 886 followers
Collaborating for Excellence
About us
Central Florida Behavioral Health Network, Inc. (CFBHN) is a not for profit 501 (c ) (3) community services network incorporated in 1997. While starting as a collaboration of substance abuse providers in Hillsborough County, CFBHN has moved into whole health and wellness services. Among our goals, we are striving to establish CFBHN as a recognized leader in disease management; responding to the increasing demand for measurable cost savings, production of outcomes, greater access to services by consumers, as well as the full implementation of an integrated approach to systems of care. We promote readiness among network providers toward integration of heathcare services across the system of care.
- Website
-
http://www.cfbhn.org
External link for Central Florida Behavioral Health Network (CFBHN)
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Tampa, FL
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1997
Locations
-
Primary
Get directions
719 South US Highway 301
Tampa, FL 33619, US
Employees at Central Florida Behavioral Health Network (CFBHN)
Updates
-
The Provider Spotlight is shining on David Lawrence Centers. An individual who received outpatient mental health care at David Lawrence Centers indicated on an anonymous survey that the staff listened to them and respected their decisions about their care; that they helped choose their services and treatemtn plan/goals; and that they had been linked to services and support needed to maintain their wellness. Additionally, they left this comment, "It's hard to find a provider that listens and is compassionate. I am so appreciative that I have accessible compassionate care."
-
-
The Provider Spotlight is shining on Tri-County Human Services, Inc. An individual who received detoxification treatment for substance use disorder from TriCounty Human Services, Inc. indicated on an anonymous survey that they felt that the staff helped them make better decisions; that the services they received have made them feel better; that the staff treated them with respect; and that they received services that were right for them. Additionally, they left this comment, "Everybody was amazing and helped me a lot more than I thought. Personable and caring."
-
-
The Provider Spotlight in shining on Gracepoint Wellness. An individual receiving services for their mental health through Gracepoint Wellness' REACH program indicated on an anonymous survey that they felt that the staff helped them make better decisions; that the services they received made them feel better; that staff asked about their needs; and that the services they received were right for them. Additionally, they left this comment, "The staff at REACH have been doing well and I really appreciate the support system they have given me."
-
-
Central Florida Behavioral Health Network extends its congrations to Heartland for Children for their new five year contract with the Department of Children and Families!
-
-
The Provider Spotlight is shining on Operation PAR, Inc. An individual who received medication assisted treatment (MAT) for substance use disorder (SUD) from Operation PAR indicated on an anonymous survey that they felt that the staff helped them to make better decisions; that the services they reecived had made them feel better; and that they had been linked to services and supports needed to maintain their wellness. They also left this comment, "Operation PAR gave me my life back."
-
-
Central Florida Behavioral Health Network was a proud sponsor of the Courage Award at the Sarasota/Manatee Sports Award event held on Friday, May 31 at the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall. Receiving the Courage Award was Allison Schapley, a junior at Venice High School. Allison received the Courage Award due to her hard work in overcoming anorexia. She plays golf, beach volleyball, and participates in weight lifting. The night included a session with special guest speaker Ian Desmond, a Sarasota native and former MLB shortstop and outfielder. Pictured below are (L to R) Ian Desmond, Allison Schapley, and Doris Nardelli, Director of Communications for CFBHN. #CourageAward
-
-
The Provider Spotlight is shining on Centerstone as we begin the work week. An individual who received mental health services from Centerstone's Community Action Team (CAT) indicated in an anonymous survey that they felt the staff treateed them with respect; that the staff listened to them and respected their decisions about their care; and that they had been linked to services and supports needed to maintain their wellness. Additionally, they left this comment, "My CAT Team was helpful. I wish I could stay with them forever."
-