HUV Program enrollees have demonstrated (a snap shot into the program success):
Note – The HUV program is admitting occasional patients during a psychiatric hospital admission, but their data is only considered post-discharge from said admission.
Project Overview
The Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Development Services (DBHDS) has contracted with CBCS to launch the High Utilizers of Virginia (HUV) program. The HUV program launched Dec 1, 2021 in Northern Virginia.
The program emphasizes:
In-person engagement with individuals at time of program enrollment
24/7/365 program access for enrollees, including crisis availability
Close coordination with the Collective Medical tools
Engagement and coordination with local resources
Close follow up with enrollees after every provider encounter
Care Plans customized to each enrollee and shared in real-time
Project Goals
- Improved enrollee care.
- Decreased duplication of care efforts across the healthcare community.
- Reduction in mental health admissions amongst enrollees.
- Reduction in general hospital admissions amongst enrollees.
- Reduction in ED visits amongst enrollees.
- Reductions in cost of care amongst enrollees.
HUV program staff work closely will all existing resources that connect with our common patients. HUV staff do not perform clinical duties, nor do we intend to replace any existing resources. Our goal is to serve as a glue that helps fill in the gaps of care that currently exist for patients, and to help make existing resources more effective in their efforts.
Our 24/7 Hotline.
CALL (703) 997-7620
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE HUV PROGRAM, PLEASE CONTACT:
Suzanne Mayo – Director, Office of Community Integration DBHDS
Suzanne.Mayo@dbhds.virginia.gov
Enrique Enguidanos – CEO, CBCS
enriquee@cbc-solutions.org
