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. The areas within this bureau are not divided by diagnostic line or between community mental health or substance use disorder services, but by functional areas crossing diagnostic lines. Bureau of Community Based Serviceswas established within the Office of Recovery Oriented Systems of Care (OROSC) was re-organized under a new structure that integrated all community based services (mental health, substance use, addiction, prevention, developmental disabilities), and integrated the systems that support those services (contracts, quality and planning, and performance monitoring). This change is reflective of what is going on at all levels of health care delivery and financing. The Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Administration (BHDDA)Effective June 9, 2013, the As part of its statewide leadership role, OROSC works in partnership with local agencies to address the individual needs of each area. OROSC strives to accomplish its goals through prevention, treatment, and recovery initiatives.
OROSC Fiscal Year (FY) 2021 to FY 2023 Strategic Plan
.Integrated Treatment for Co-occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders and Integrating Mental Health, Substance Use and Physical Health Care
OROSC works with other areas in the Bureau of Community Based Services on the issues of ORSOC staff are assigned to several areas, a brief description of each follows: to learn more. Prevention – State and federal funds are used to support and expand the prevention infrastructure in Michigan. We are involved in reducing youth access to tobacco and underage drinking, and providing parenting awareness resources. Please click on Prevention – Through 10 Regional Prepaid Inpatient Health PlansTreatment to learn more. Treatment, treatment services are provided to clients that include detoxification, inpatient and outpatient care, short and long term residential therapy, and access services for women and families. Opioid treatment medication, including methadone, is provided by opioid treatment programs (OTP). Please click on to learn more. Recovery. Please click on Peer Supports and Consumer Relations. The focus is moving beyond symptom reduction and helping people to achieve sobriety, to assisting people with building their individual, social, and community resources to promote long-term recovery and community wellness. Our office also leads recovery oriented system of care (ROSC) in Michigan – OROSC is committed to developing a Recovery The following support services related to our work are handled by other areas within the BHDDA: – Contracts are required of those receiving funds from this office. Contract managers develop, manage, and monitor these contracts.Contract Management – The data specialist manages the substance abuse client data and performance indicator systems. Data Management Contact Us
To contact our Director or other staff please click on Much of ORSOC was formerly the Bureau of Substance Abuse & Addiction Services (BSAAS) and the Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP).
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