 
              Introduction Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services Call Center (BHSCC) Sandra Hernandez-Division Director • Mikelle Le-Senior Mental Health Program Specialist • Noel Panlilio-Senior Healthcare Program Manager • Joseph Tansek- Healthcare Program Manager II •
Who are we?  Main entry point for behavioral health services in Santa Clara County  Services: Crisis Screening, Clinical Screening, SUD Treatment Appointments and referrals, Outpatient MH referrals, Mandated Reports.  24/7 access to a clinician
The Call Center, then and now. 2012 Call Center data * Annual Call Volume 25,421 * Average Wait Time 4 mins, 3 sec 2015 Call Center Data * Annual Mental Health referral Volume 42,000 * Annual SUDS(Gateway) call volume 47,000 * Average Wait Time 1m, 30s
New Implementations New Workflow  Reduced wait time  Increase productivity  Unit Based Teams (UBT)  Standardized paper referral process  Reduced referral processing time  Telephone Medical Advise Services (TMAS)  Complaint tracking  Improved customer service and quality management  Internal Auditing  Internal quality improvement  Ensure and improve documentation accuracy  Create and identify new training opportunities  Weekly Capacity Reporting 
Integration  The Call Centers for Substance Use Disorder treatment and Mental Health are integrating  One-stop-shop approach  Joint staff meetings  Cross training  Integrated tools and workflow being developed  Testing of integrated tools (Decision tree, Registration form, etc.)  Future needs, (i.e. Space, phone system, IVR, integrated Policies and Procedures, etc.)
Center for Leadership Transformation (CLT)  Identified needs/barriers  Established Goals  Continuously improve workflow  Improve Client Access and Timeliness  Increase communication  Developing Workgroups (including line-level and leadership representatives from all divisions)
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