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WHAT
CUSTOMERS
SAY ABOUT US

“The citizens of Oklahoma deserve an easy way to access updated information
about local treatment and support services near them. The Network of Care
solution has allowed the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance
Abuse Services to deliver this information digitally with their intuitive,
easy-to-navigate and comprehensive behavioral-health platform. We are very
pleased with the level of customer service that helps keep information accurate
and up to date.”

Commissioner Carrie Slatton-Hodges
Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services

“Based on our research prior to adopting the Network of Care platform, there is
no other program, product or platform with the Network of Care’s breadth and
depth of features, functionality, and flexibility necessary to meet the needs of
our communities at the state and local levels.”

Danna E. Mauch, PhD
President and CEO, Massachusetts Association for Mental Health (MAMH)

“There has never been a more important time to find cost-effective ways to
connect our veterans and military service members with the critical services
they need.”

Arnold Schwarzenegger
Former Governor of California

“Oklahoma needed a way to better inform citizens on what treatment and support
services are available in real time. The Network of Care solution enables
ODMHSAS to deliver this service digitally with their easy-to-navigate Services
Directory. Added-value features like the library of interactive wellness tools
and legislative bill tracker really set this product in a realm of excellence.”

Heath Hayes
Chief Communications Officer, Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance
Abuse Services

“Network of Care represents a breakthrough solution for the elderly and people
with disabilities and those who care for them.”

Ted Kulongoski
Former Governor of Oregon

“The Texas Panhandle Network of Care will serve a very large geographic region
in Texas that is mostly rural and remote. It is our hope that this tool will
shift our culture towards early intervention and improve ‘warm hand-offs’ and
continuity of care. The access to providers and information will be a lifeline
to many people who desperately need services in our mostly rural and remote
region.”

Sridevi Veeramachaneni
Executive Director, Panhandle (Texas) Behavioral Health Alliance

“The Network of Care site provides unprecedented access to information and
resources for those dealing with mental illness and substance-abuse issues in
our state.”

Dave Heineman
Former Governor of Nebraska

“Network of Care Massachusetts will support 211, 988, and related Suicide
Prevention Lifeline call centers across the state. As a result of our
development process, conducted in conjunction with stakeholders across the
system and with the active involvement of six state health and human services
departments and the EOHHS secretariat, it has quickly become the most
comprehensive single source of behavioral health services information for all
stakeholders statewide.”

Danna E. Mauch, PhD
President and CEO, Massachusetts Association for Mental Health (MAMH)

“(Network of Care) will significantly reduce the confusion and complexity our
veterans face. … Our service members and veterans should not have to jump
through hoops or face a confusing and fragmented system when they return home
and when they need services.”

Tom Wolf
Former Governor of Pennsylvania

“We knew it wasn’t enough to just provide a resource’s website address. When
someone goes to a nonprofit's website, generally the first thing they see is
whatever is going on that month at that agency, or perhaps information about
fundraising events, donor programs, and things like that. We were dedicated to
saving users time and effort by providing a quick dive into the details on
services that each organization provided—so they could more easily navigate to
the information and services they needed.”

Virginia Hoft
Executive Director, Mental Health Connection of Tarrant County, Texas

“From the very beginning we wanted to eliminate any barriers to service. Network
of Care has been around for a long time, so they understand behavioral health,
and they understand information flow. Network of Care gives us a centralized
Service Directory that makes it easy to locate whatever behavioral health
service a person might need.”

Adrienne Mickler
Executive Director of Anne Arundel County Mental Health Agency, Maryland

“The Network of Care has been a tremendous resource for both our staff and the
folks we serve. The resources it places at our fingertips are amazing. It has
been a great tool for seniors, the disabled, and their families to educate
themselves, find resources and maximize options available to them. All of this
helps them stay independent and live with dignity. We are tremendously pleased
to be able to offer this to the people of San Diego.”

Richard Van Horn
Former President, Mental Health America of LA

“Massachusetts is home to hundreds of programs that deliver high-quality
behavioral health and social services, and Network of Care Massachusetts will
allow us to provide information about these services in one place that is
publicly available to all who need it”

Audrey Shelto
President, Blue Cross Blue Shield of MA Fdn.

“The new Network of Care Web site provides an invaluable resource for the
residents of the State of Connecticut - especially to those in our communities
who are looking for help, referrals, support or services.”

Michael Fedele
Former Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut

“We are proud to be the first state in America to launch the Veterans Network of
Care portal. We hope that other states follow our example and make veterans'
health a leading priority”

Anthony G. Brown
Former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland

“I first learned of the Network of Care software when I was chairing the
planning committee for the American College of Mental Health Administration
annual Santa Fe Summit on Mental Health. The Summit focused on the
transformation of the American mental-health system envisioned by the
President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health.”

David L. Shern
Former Dean and Professor, University of South FL

“NAMI San Diego uses the Network of Care Referral Application (aka Call Center )
each day to document and communicate calls that come in from the public. We use
NOC as a database and tool each day to help us provide community resource
information for approximately 10,000 individuals and family members seeking to
support their loved ones experiencing mental health and substance use
challenges. As a nonprofit, Network of Care provides a cost savings to us.
Network of Care also provides a private safe haven on the internet to search for
supports and services. The Network of Care is ‘a safe space’ free of advertising
and aggressive phishing scams, whereas the typical search engine may be more
distracting and confusing when people are experiencing cognitive challenges.”

Chelsea Quattrone
Outreach Programs Manager, NAMI San Diego

“In survey comments, during focus groups and as we have begun establishing
committees and work groups, we have heard that there are many community
resources that people don’t know about. That awareness lead to the development
of the Sawyer County Network of Care website.”

Julia Lyons
Director of Sawyer County (Wis.) Health and Human Services

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ABOUT
NETWORK OF CARE

The Network of Care utilizes the Internet for social good by providing fast and
easy access to comprehensive community services, information, support, and
assistance on a localized level to millions of people nationwide. The goal of
the Network of Care is to ensure "No Wrong Door" exists for those in need of
social services and to provide trusted information for anyone interested in
making better decisions about the health and well-being of themselves and those
around them.

Today, the Network of Care is the largest government-sponsored, community-based
online platform in the country. With hundreds of websites covering over half the
nation and more than two decades of experience, the Network of Care is uniquely
positioned to assist state and county governments across the country. Whether it
is the opioid crisis, access to local information and resources, emergency
information, basic needs, online training, or care coordination, the Network of
Care can help.

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Beyond Mental Health, the Network of Care offers portals for: Seniors & People
with Disabilities; Developmental Disabilities; Domestic Violence; Children and
Families; Prisoner Reentry Services; Veterans, Service Members & Their Families;
and Public Health Assessment and Wellness. There is simply no other competitive
program with the Network of Care’s breadth and depth of features, functionality,
and flexibility necessary to meet the needs of our communities at the state and
local levels.

The Network of Care was specifically recommended to all states and counties by
the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, and has been approved
for funding by name in the most recent SAMHSA guidance for the Mental Health
Block Grant under the American Rescue Plan. The Network of Care is provided in
partnership with the National Association of State Mental Health Program
Directors and the National Association of County Behavioral Health &
Developmental Disability Directors.

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OUR
SERVICES

Network of Care provides a comprehensive information solution for consumers and
other stakeholders at the local, state and national level in the health and
human services arena.

Behavioral Health
Children & Family
Services
Developmental
Disabilities
Domestic Violence
Homeless Resources
Kids (Ages 0-5)
Post-Incarceration Reentry
Public Health
Seniors & People with
Disabilities
Veterans, Service Members and Their Families


FEATURES


CLIENT PORTAL

Unlimited publishing, community-calendar management, and management of all
custom pages. Personalize and publish articles, resources and tools that
directly relate to your community’s needs.

LIBRARY

Assembles more than 30,000 high-quality articles, fact sheets, and interactive
tools on more than 4,000 physical- and mental-health topics. Articles are easily
available for online viewing, printing, posting and emailing. Trilogy
continually maintains, updates and expands Library content.

LINKS

More than 20,000 websites for city, county, state and national government
agencies and nonprofit organizations. Trilogy continually maintains, updates and
expands Links content.

MY ACCOUNT

Creates an account for content personalization, personal health records,
emergency cards, health directives, and more.

OPIOID-DEPENDENCE CONTENT

Resources and references for general opioid information, including education and
harm-reduction techniques.

REFERRAL APPLICATION

Enables Call Center staff to record and track information about a client’s
specific and unmet needs. Customize fields for data collection, make direct
referrals to providers, and produce the reports you need.

SERVICE DIRECTORY

A comprehensive, customized database that enables case managers and clients to
quickly locate local programs and services and make informed choices about what
they need.

 * Includes, but is not limited to, all licensed facilities, all direct or
   contracted services, all target-population-specific services, all basic
   needs, and supportive local services.
 * A web-based application, or “widget,” that enables visitors to add search
   functionality to any blog or website. Widgets provide search results specific
   to each service area.
 * "Near Me" functionality that enables Service Directory visitors using mobile
   devices to search for listings with GPS enabled.
 * A Guided Search feature that assists visitors in identifying the specific
   services they need.
 * All emergency information, including crisis mobile-response teams,
   psychiatric emergency rooms, and emergency-room services.
 * Survey ratings for home health agencies, skilled nursing facilities, and
   hospitals.
 * A regional database of physicians, searchable by ZIP and focused on
   behavioral-health specialties.

SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES AND SUPPORT

Access to national, state and local crisis lines and treatment centers, tools
for creating prevention plans, and support for loved ones.



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RECENT
PRESS RELEASES

NETWORK OF CARE IS QUALIFIED EXPENDITURE IN LATEST SAMHSA GUIDELINES

05/18/2021

On the eve of our 20th anniversary, the Network of Care is honored to be
recognized by SAMHSA as a qualified expenditure in its recent guidelines for the
American Rescue Plan’s $1.5 billion Mental Health Block Grant (MHBG)
appropriation.

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On the eve of our 20th anniversary, the Network of Care is honored to be
recognized by SAMHSA as a qualified expenditure in its recent guidelines for the
American Rescue Plan’s $1.5 billion Mental Health Block Grant (MHBG)
appropriation.

In this four-year grant, SAMHSA explicitly encourages states to use MHBG funding
for infrastructure development, as long as the intent of the infrastructure
supports or benefits persons with serious mental illness or severe emotional
disturbance (SMI-SED). The Network of Care assists persons with SMI-SED in
finding treatment, support, awareness, education and other resources necessary
for recovery:

Consider digital platforms, such as Network of Care, which facilitate access to
behavioral health services for persons with SMI-SED (Please see page 2, bullet
#7).

If you are interested in learning more about how the Network of Care can help
your local jurisdiction during these challenging times, please contact Pam Frank
at (415) 257-2407 or pam@trilogyir.com

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NEW NETWORK OF CARE PROGRAM FOR HOMELESSNESS LAUNCHES IN TEXAS

02/19/2024

The State of Texas launched the most comprehensive platform aimed at ending
homelessness in the country on Feb. 19. With more than 20,000 provider records,
a one-of-a-kind guided search, clothing and hygiene assistance, and much more,
the Network of Care for Homeless Resources program helps persons at every stage
of housing instability, frontline workers, and the rest of the caregiver
community combat homelessness by emphasizing local mental-health and
substance-use services along with basic needs and social determinants of health.



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The State of Texas launched the most comprehensive platform aimed at ending
homelessness in the country on Feb. 19. With more than 20,000 provider records,
a one-of-a-kind guided search, clothing and hygiene assistance, and much more,
the Network of Care for Homeless Resources program helps persons at every stage
of housing instability, frontline workers, and the rest of the caregiver
community combat homelessness by emphasizing local mental-health and
substance-use services along with basic needs and social determinants of health.

The Network of Care is poised to assist stakeholders in Texas – the second most
populous state in the nation, with the 5th highest homelessness rate – in
supporting the unhoused population by offering a user-friendly online program
that brings together resources from across the state. Ensuring that all
communities have access to all resources available at the local level, this
program serves as a national model for state and local authorities seeking to
improve the lives of their homeless population. The Network of Care also
provides much needed support to outreach workers on the ground.

To learn more about how this breakthrough program can aid your local community,
please contact Pam Frank at (415) 257-2407 or pfrank@trilogyir.com.



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NORTH CAROLINA PROCURES THE NETWORK OF CARE FOR ITS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COMMUNITY

1/18/2024 12:00:00 AM

RALEIGH, N.C. – The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has
contracted with the Network of Care to bring its Behavioral Health program to
the mental-health and substance-use community. 



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RALEIGH, N.C. – The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has
contracted with the Network of Care to bring its Behavioral Health program to
the mental-health and substance-use community. 

Taking advantage of ARPA funding, the state plans to implement the Network of
Care to provide access to:

 1. A comprehensive directory of services, including all basic needs, social
    determinants of health, treatments, recovery, and support
 2. Educational resources with more than 30,000 peer-reviewed articles
 3. Resources and support for the Opioid Crisis
 4. Resources and support for Suicide Prevention
 5. Resources and support for Disaster Relief
 6. Care Coordination tools, and much more

The Network of Care is the largest government-sponsored, local behavioral health
network in the country. The program is an approved expenditure under SAMHSA’s
Mental Health Block Grant and recommended to all grantees within the guidelines
of ARPA. (Please see page 2, bullet #7)

The Network of Care for Behavioral Health program is expected to launch in North
Carolina in spring of 2024. 

For more information on how your state may benefit from the Network of Care,
please contact Pam Frank at pfrank@trilogyir.com or (415) 257-2407.



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NETWORK OF CARE RESOURCE DIRECTORY AVAILABLE TO THE RESIDENTS OF SAWYER COUNTY,
WIS.

06/28/2023

HAYWARD, Wis. – Sawyer County Health and Human Services and Hayward Area
Memorial Hospital (HAMH) are excited to release Sawyer County Network of Care, a
new countywide, online resource directory.



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The need for a comprehensive countywide resource directory was identified in the
Community Health Needs Assessment conducted by the health department and
hospital as part of developing their 2023-2025 Community Health Improvement
Plan.

The first step in developing the CHIP is to access the needs of the community.
Health departments must regularly and systematically, collect, analyze and make
available information about the health of the community. Under the Affordable
Care Act, not-for-profit hospitals are required to conduct a community health
needs assessment, every three years, to ensure they are addressing the health
needs of their communities.

In March 2021, HAMH released a 14-question digital survey to receive community
feedback on the greatest health needs. Over 770 survey responses were received.
Following the review of the survey results, focus groups were formed to obtain
additional information from specific demographic groups that had low survey
response rates.

The identified needs include:

 * Alcohol & Drug Abuse
 * Mental Health
 * Chronic Disease
 * Dementia Care
 * Transportation
 * Affordable Housing
 * Trauma Resources
 * Culturally Sensitive Healthcare
 * Safe Place for Teens to Socialize
 * Home & Respite Care Services (worker shortage)
 * Long term Care Placement

Following the identification of needs, additional county level data was
reviewed, existing programs were discussed and a plan to address the greatest
health needs was written. The full plan is called Sawyer County Health
Together and is available on the hospital’s website.

One of the top priorities identified in the plan was the need for more
information about services and resources available in the county.

“In survey comments, during focus groups and as we have begun establishing
committees and work groups, we have heard that there are many community
resources that people don’t know about,” says Julia Lyons, Director of Sawyer
County Health and Human Services. “That awareness lead to the development of the
Sawyer County Network of Care website.”

The purpose of the website is to support a healthier Sawyer County by providing
county wide health and wellness resource database to share services, educational
opportunities, programs and support groups that are available in Sawyer County.
The website also has an extensive library of resources related to a variety of
health and wellness topics.

The Sawyer County Public Health Department partnered with the Network of Care to
develop the website. Network of Care is the largest government-sponsored,
community-based online platform in the country. They support hundreds of
websites throughout the United States with the goal of providing fast and easy
access to comprehensive community services, information, support and assistance
on a localized level. The website development and ongoing maintenance is
supported by Sawyer County Public Health with funding from grants and financial
support from the Hayward Area Memorial Hospital.

When visiting the Sawyer County Network of Care website, people will find a
number of different resources including community services, a resource library,
information on assistive devices, insurance programs and more. Individuals can
also create an account to save their searches and share the information they
find with their family members or caregivers.

“We believe social networks are important to the mental wellbeing of our
residents,” says Joyce Knowlton, Sawyer County Public Health Specialist. “We
would like to encourage social clubs and groups to add information to the site.
We would also encourage any group or organization offering activities for
community members, including activities for children to submit a calendar
listing.”

Examples include walking and biking groups, knitting, crafting or book clubs,
parenting or children’s play groups and after school programs.

“We are not only building a website of “health and wellness services”, we want
to have a county wide resource directory that contributes to the health of the
whole community,” says Knowlton.

“We have identified the need for a county wide resource directory, we have built
the website, we are sharing it with the community and now we need people to use
it and help us make it better,” says Lyons. “We invite everyone to check out the
website, provide feedback and share the link with your friends and family.”

If you have an update or feedback about the site please use the links below or
call Sawyer County Public Health at 715-638-3353 or by
email publichealth@sawyerhs.hayward.wi.us

 * Calendar event listings can be added to the site
   here https://sawyer.wi.networkofcare.org/family/events.aspx

 * New agencies can be added here

https://sawyer.wi.networkofcare.org/family/services/edit-agency.aspx



 * Existing agency listings can be updated by selecting the agency and using
   the update this listing
   
   
 * General Feedback about the site or content can be submitted at the Feedback
   Link on the bottom of the homepage

https://sawyer.wi.networkofcare.org/family/feedback.aspx

It is important to understand that only listings related to health and wellness
organizations, services or activities contributing to the health and wellness of
those living in Sawyer County will be added to the website.



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mental health service delivery system serving millions of people annually in all
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Columbia.


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NACBHDD is the only national voice for county and local behavioral health and
developmental disability authorities in Washington, DC. Through education,
policy analysis, and advocacy, NACBHDD brings the unique perspective of our
members to Congress and the Executive Branch.

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