Public Notice of the TBHS Board of Directors Meeting on Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 7:00 pm
being held at the TBHS Training Center, 129 East Burnside Street, Caro, MI 48723
COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE) 2023 Benefit Changes
During the federal COVID-19 Public Health Emergency (PHE), extra benefits were provided connected to food assistance and Medicaid.
Many changes were made to the Medicaid program's eligibility, administration, and policies to ease rules for providers and prevent Medicaid beneficiaries from losing health insurance. As per recent legislation signed, Michigan will restart Medicaid eligibility renewals soon, and certain waived policies that were in place during the pandemic when the federal PHE ends. Click here to learn more about Medicaid assistance benefit changes.
The additional COVID-19 Food Assistance Emergency Allotment is ending February 2023. The federal government allowed issuance of extra food assistance to address food insecurity. The extra benefits increased assistance amounts to the maximum allowed per eligible household regardless of income level. Recipients will begin receiving regular benefit amounts beginning in March 2023. Click here to learn more about food assistance benefit changes.
Follow the link below to learn more information.
2023 Benefit Changes (michigan.gov)
Welcome…
The staff of Tuscola Behavioral Health Systems (TBHS) would like to welcome you and your family. We provide effective, comprehensive, quality treatment to help you deal with your struggles, whether related to mental illness, developmental disability, or co-existing substance use disorder. Co-existing means having two conditions at once, such as a mental illness and a substance use disorder. TBHS recognizes that reaching out for help can be hard. TBHS wants you to know that working together with you and if you choose, your family, helps build the necessary partnership to address your needs openly with care and respect. We will listen to you in detail, call you by your name and accept you as a person.
No Wrong Door and Many Right Doors…
TBHS has a “No Wrong Door” policy. This means that you will be assessed and receive care and treatment no matter where you enter our system. This includes service supports and collaboration to help address your identified needs. If there is a problem with eligibility for services, you will be assisted in finding the right supports and services in the community as well. This is an ongoing process as we strive to provide seamless and personally meaningful care.
Our Guiding Principles…
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~ Your care is comprehensive - it meets your needs individually and covers all areas of need.
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~ Your care is timely - care is delivered quickly and efficiently to meet your needs.
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~ You and your recovery are priorities - we are responsive to assisting and supporting you in your journey toward prolonged wellness.
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~ Your care environment is of great importance - our facilities are quiet, comfortable, safe and clean.
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~ Your care is targeted to your situation - care is geared toward respect of all ages, races, cultures, gender, orientation, urgency of need and individual need.
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~ Your care is delivered in an open, accepting environment - TBHS staff work hard to gain and improve the skills and approaches necessary to address through treatment the behaviors and issues that go into mental health, substance abuse, developmental disabilities and co-existing disorders.
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~ Your feedback is essential - your level of satisfaction helps us know how to improve our system of care.