The CTT-BHID program is a Blended Enhanced team that provides specialized services to individuals with co-occurring behavioral health and intellectual/developmental disabilities. The program's primary goals are to reduce service fragmentation, promote housing stability through caregiver training and support, provide community consultation and education, and decrease the utilization of acute behavioral health services.
The CTT-BHID program embraces a holistic, person-centered approach that emphasizes individual strengths, choice, and self-determination. Through creative and flexible service delivery, the team works to address participants' unique needs while fostering independence and community integration.
The team maintains strong partnerships and collaborative relationships with provider organizations, serving as a bridge between behavioral health and intellectual disability service systems to ensure coordinated and comprehensive care.
Services are delivered in accordance with Recovery Principles, recognizing the importance of community connection, hope, individual responsibility, self-determination, and empowerment. The program also emphasizes social inclusion, spirituality, family involvement, and meaningful community participation as essential components of supporting individuals in achieving recovery, stability, and an improved quality of life.
To submit an application for CTT BHID Services, review the Medical Necessity Criteria and Steps to a Successful Referral.