Macomb County Community Mental Health
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Welcome to MCCMH

Our Mission

Macomb County Community Mental Health, guided by the values, strengths and informed choices of the people we serve, provides quality services which promote recovery, community participation, self-sufficiency, and independence.

 

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    Chairperson Louis J. Burdi 03/31/2013
    Vice-Chairperson Janice A.B. Wilson 03/31/2014
    Secretary-Treasurer Joan Flynn 03/31/2015
    Board Member Patricia Bill 03/31/2013
    Board Member Marilyn Brown 03/31/2015
    Board Member Linda Busch 03/31/2013
    Board Member Nick Ciaramitaro 03/31/2014
    Board Member Mary Louise Daner 03/31/2014
    Board Member Rose Ann Mrosewske 03/31/2013
    Board Member Brian Negovan 03/31/2015
    Board Member Kathy E. Tocco 03/31/2015
    Board Member Kathy D. Vosburg 03/31/2014

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MCCMH Updates

Tri-County PIHP's Support Excellence in Mental Health Act
The PIHP's providing mental health, developmental disability and substance abuse services to Macomb, Oakland and Wayne Counties have joined together in support of the Excellence in Mental Health Act, sponsored by Senator Debbie Stabenow.  The Act will provide for expanded mental health coverage for those who need it.  Read the full statement of the Tri-County Directors here.  Learn more about the Excellence in Mental Health Act. 
Forum Presentations Available

If you were unable to attend the Community and/or Provider Forums hosted by MCCMH on November 14, 2013, you can view the powerpoint presentations here.

Community Forum Powerpoint

Provider Forum Powerpoint

Also, read "50 Years, 50 Stories," success stories of the Community Mental Health network nationwide, compiled by the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare.

 
Looking for Help with the Health Insurance Marketplace?
The Health Insurance Marketplace becomes available to Michigan residents on October 1, 2013.  The Marketplace, or Health Insurance Exchange, is a "one stop shop" to learn about available health insurance options in Michigan for those who wish to purchase health insurance for an indvidual, family, or small business.  Information about Medicaid and insurance subsidies is also available.  Go to https://localhelp.healthcare.gov/ to learn more. 
"Healthy Michigan" Expands Medicaid Availability
Beginning in April of 2014, adults earning less than about $15,300 per year can get free or low cost medical coverage in the new "Healthy Michigan" plans.  Even if you earn more than that, other affordable options will be available.  View the attached chart to lean more about your options. 
The Autism Benefit is Here!

The Michigan Medicaid Benefit for Children with Autism is now available.  Check out our resources,  available on the Autism Benefit Page of our website! If you think your child may qualify for the benefit, contact our Access Center for screening information.

Click here to go to the Autism Benefit Page to see new informational links.  View a brief description of the MCCMH Autism Benefit.  Read about ABA Behavior Technician (Aide) Training, taking place in the summer of 2013.

 

Important News for Dual Eligible Persons

Macomb County Community Mental Health (MCCMH) has been selected as a demonstration site for Michigan’s Integrated Care Project, which is intended to strengthen supports and services for persons who are dually eligible for Medicaid and Medicare.

The Integrated Care Project seeks to improve quality and access to care by more effectively aligning Medicare and Medicaid services and by bridging the divide between the physical health, long term care, and behavioral health systems.

Feedback

If you have a question, comment, compliment, or concern to share with us at MCCMH, please use our Feedback form to let us know what you're thinking.  If you request a response, someone from MCCMH will respond to your email by the next business day.

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MCCMH and the Community

 Are you interested in becoming a Peer Support Specialist?

Attend a free information session to learn how you can use your experience in recovery to help others!  Join us at the Clinton Macomb Public Library on December 6, 2013.  Click here for more information!