FLACRA History & Mission
In what year was FLACRA founded?
What is 1973?
This value emphasizes open and transparent conversations in the workplace.
What is authentic and direct communication?
FLACRA’s outpatient services include individual counseling, peer coaching, and ______ prevention.
What is relapse?
What does CCBHC stand for?
What is Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic?
FLACRA’s “Connections” Centers support mind, body, and ______.
What is spirit?
FLACRA’s mission supports youth, adults, and families impacted by what two main health concerns?
What are substance use and mental health disorders?
These three principles ensure fairness and representation for all.
What are diversity, equity, and inclusion?
The Addictions Crisis Center provides medically monitored _______.
What is detoxification?
CCBHCs offer access to care regardless of ______.
What is ability to pay?
FLACRA collaborates with this type of organization to provide case management and screenings.
What is coalitions or community health partners?
FLACRA serves communities across how many counties in the Finger Lakes region? Which counties?
What is 9? (Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, Seneca, Wayne, Wyoming, and Yates)
Name any three additional core values upheld at FLACRA.
What are Innovation, Empowerment, Accountability, Collaboration, Community Relationships, Customer Care, Quality, Positive Outcomes, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Equal Access, Authentic & Direct Communication
In addition to outpatient treatment, FLACRA also provides transitional and permanent supportive ______.
What is housing?
Name two of the nine core services CCBHCs are required to provide.
What is Crisis Services, Treatment Planning, Screening, Assessment, Diagnosis & Risk Assessment, Outpatient Mental Health & Substance Use Services, Targeted Case Management, Outpatient Primary Care Screening and Monitoring, Community-Based Mental Health Care for Veterans, Peer, Family Support & Counselor Services, and Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services
Name a FLACRA initiative or resource designed to prevent overdose.
What is Narcan distribution or SBIRT screenings?
FLACRA originally operated under what organizational name before becoming Finger Lakes Area Counseling and Recovery Agency?
What is Ontario County Council on Alcoholism?
This value is the foundation for maintaining trust and effectiveness in service delivery across multiple programs.
What is authentic and direct communication?
Name one evidence-based curriculum used by FLACRA in group therapy or prevention work.
What is Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT)? (Other acceptable answers: Seeking Safety, Thinking for a Change, etc.)
CCBHCs must collect data and report on performance metrics like follow-up after hospitalization. What is this performance system called?
What is the CCBHC Quality Metrics system or HEDIS (Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set)?
FLACRA’s Connections Centers offer peer support services certified through which New York State credentialing body?
What is NYCB (New York Certification Board)?
FLACRA’s mission extends beyond treatment, including support for reintegration into what two key areas of life?
What are community and independent living?
FLACRA’s inclusion and access values ensure services are provided without discrimination in accordance with what federal protection laws?
What are the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Civil Rights Act?
FLACRA provides re-entry coordination for individuals transitioning from where?
What are correctional facilities (jail or prison)?
FLACRA’s CCBHC model was expanded under funding made possible by which federal agency?
What is SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration)?
FLACRA’s partnerships with community organizations often support access to non-clinical recovery capital. Name two examples of recovery capital.
What are employment and safe housing?