Consistent evidence demonstrates that care transition programs can significantly improve mental health out-comes, treatment engagement, satisfaction, and overall quality of life. However, the extent and fidelity of

Community-based care management services are vital in helping New York City’s most vulnerable members navigate an evolving healthcare landscape. CBC’s Pathway Home™ (PH) program is an evidence based multidisciplinary care transition intervention, tailored to walk side by side members from institutional setting back to their communities, providing emotional and practical support every step of the way.

Coordinated Behavioral Care IPA, Inc. (CBC) and Healthfirst Health Plan, Inc. (Healthfirst) have launched a new Pathway Home™ (PH) Team that will offer individualized, high-touch, care transition services for certain Healthfirst Medicare and Medicare/Medicaid Dual Eligible and Medicaid Advantage Plus members residing in the Bronx and Manhattan.

Coordinated Behavioral Care (CBC), in collaboration with the Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS), will provide Pathway Home™ (PH) care transition services for individuals transitioning into the community from NYC inpatient detoxification and rehabilitation settings.

NYC Health + Hospitals’ Office of Behavioral Health, in partnership with OneCity Health, today announced the launch of Pathway Home, an innovative care transition program created by Coordinated Behavioral Care (CBC), to help individuals with mental health needs transition from short-term health services to ongoing community-based care.

The Pathway Home™ Program was awarded the 2019 Case Management Practice Improvement Award, an award sponsored by the CMSA Foundation. The CMSA Foundation presented the award on June 13, 2019 during the 2019 CMSA Annual Conference in Las Vegas. CBC Senior Director Barry Granek accepted the award on behalf of the Pathway Home programs and gave the acceptance speech to approximately 2,000 conference attendees.