Dr. . Frank Scarpati President/CEO
Value Statement We Value Human Life The Sustaining of Human Life Always And the Recovery of With Human Life Dignity
C elebrate Recovery B elieve In Yourself I nspire Others Our Mission: To maintain the dignity of human life. Our Purpose: To be an agent of positive change in our communities.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Michael Thompson Mary Cameli David Shumway Kathleen Kelly Chief of Police Chief Psychotherapist Retired Executive Mesa Fire Dept. ASU Police Dept. Mesa Counseling City of Mesa Board Members Immed. Past President John Meza Michael Whalen Kerry Ramella Chief of Police, Retired Business Owner BHAP Mgr Mesa Police Dept. Centurian Security United Phx Fire Fighters Christopher Glover Melissa Thomas Councilman Victim Assistance Coord. City of Mesa Glendale Police Dept.
ADVISORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS Timothy J. Martin Hon. Tom Freestone Hon. Karen Johnson Retired Asst. Chief Arizona State Senator Arizona State Senator Phoenix Police Dept. Retired Retired Hon. Fulton Brock Hon. Don Stapley Hon. John Ore Former Supervisor Former Supervisor Retired Justice of the Peace Maricopa County Maricopa County Retired Tempe Police Greg T. Fowler Dr. William H. Crawford, III Hon. Kyle Jones Retired Chief of Police VP, Academic Affairs Justice of the Peace Northern Arizona University Chandler-Gilbert College Retired Asst. Mesa Police Chief Retired Tempe Police Officer
In the Beginning… Maricopa County • Founded in Mesa 1982 • 36 Years of Service • 1996: 1 Program, 1 Contract, 1 Location, 20 Employees 1982-1996 Mesa East Valley Addiction Treatment Center
CBI Today (1996-Present) Navajo Nation All Other Tribes Maricopa County Winslow Holbrook Payson WV Triage Phoenix Central City Addiction Treatment Steele Commons OP Scottsdale DRC/CASS OP Unscript NAVIGATORS Globe FACT Mesa CACTUS East Valley ATC ADMIN CPEC Clinical Ops Admin. Center for Hope Aspire OP for Women Az Bridge to Recovery Casa Grande Supportive Housing Tucson Yuma Benson Bisbee
CENTRAL AZ • Crisis Observation (4) • Inpatient Facilities (5) • Transition Point (4) • PCMH (6) • FACT Teams (3) • ACT Team (2) Crisis Beds/Chairs – 125 Inpatient Beds – 78 Crisis Residential Beds - 63
CBI Services in Gila County • Globe: • Transition Point (9 Beds) • Crisis Mobile Teams (24/7 Support) • Counseling Services • Payson: • Transition Point (10 Beds) • Crisis Mobile Teams (24/7 Support) • Patient Centered Medical Home • Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) • UnScript Transition Point Admissions (FY 17/18): 1,619 First Responder Support: • Police Drop Offs: 103 • Fire Department Referrals: 12 • Hospital Referrals: 80
Inpatient Support for Gila County * Central City (CCARC) 32 crisis beds – 16 detox beds * East Valley (EVARC) 11 crisis beds – 16 detox beds * Arizona Bridge to Recovery (ABR) 14 psychiatric beds * Community Psychiatric Emergency Center (CPEC) 50 crisis chairs – 16 psychiatric beds
Opiate and MAT Services ▪ Payson: ▪ Suboxone Services Available ▪ Probation Partnership ▪ OTP coming in June 2018 ▪ Other Specialties: ▪ Psychiatric ▪ Primary Medical Care ▪ Pre Petition Screening
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• Opened in 2012 • Medically Monitored Integrated Treatment • Individual and Family • Education, Counseling, & Psychosocial Support Prescription Drug Addiction An American Epidemic • Board Certified Addictionologists No blaming, shaming, or guilting. & Medical Staff You are not the problem. Education and Support vs. “Intense Therapy”
CBI Gila County Crisis Mobile Teams (CMT) ❖ CMT 3/17 to 3/18 (Involuntary and Voluntary Calls): 952 ▪ Community/SRU Stabilization: 928 ▪ COE Placement: 24 ▪ Prescott: 21 (92.7 Miles) ▪ Flagstaff: 2 (116 Miles) ▪ Tucson: 1 (193 Miles)
Guidance Request • Globe SRU transition to Globe Transition Point • Contract CPEC and ABR for COE services (80.4 Miles) • Contract with Gila County for Title 36 Services • Permission to research possibility of building an inpatient psychiatric facility in Globe
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