Genesee County Community Mental Health (GCCMH) has provided services to county residents for nearly forty years. In Fiscal Year 2007, the network of providers operated or funded by GCCMH served 16,903 individuals, with a total budget of about $115 million. During FY 2002, GCCMH was awarded the “Prepaid Inpatient Health Plan” (PIHP)contract to manage Medicaid services for Genesee County residents with mental illness, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse problems. Click here for a brief description of the bid award process. Our Application for Participation (AFP) as a PIHP may be viewed by clicking here. For a description of the current array of GCCMH supports and services, click here. For the current Table of Organization, click here.

Genesee County Community Mental Health holds two accreditations by CARF, The Rehabilitation Commission. Many of the directly-operated services are accredited through December 2008. The most recent survey report of clinical services can be found here. The most recent Quality Improvement Plan may be viewed by clicking here. GCCMH was also awarded the highest level of accreditation in Services Network Management and Access Center, through December 2008. The Network survey report can be found here. The most recent Quality Improvement Plan may be viewed by clicking here. Genesee County CMH contracts with the State of Michigan to provide mental health, developmental disability and substance use disorder services to the residents of Genesee County. Payments for these services are determined by the State and paid to the Counties on an annual basis. This payment is “capitated” which means that a county is given a fixed amount of money for services regardless of how many people the CMH may serve. For more information on the mental health system, you may click here to go to the Michigan Department of Community Health’s webpage on statewide services.
LINK TO THE MDCH WEBPAGE