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    You are at:Home»Local News»Pawnee Mental Health looking to expand services in 2022

    Pawnee Mental Health looking to expand services in 2022

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    By KMAN Staff on December 30, 2021 Local News, Riley County
    Pawnee Mental Health

    Pawnee Mental Health Services is applying for federal grants to expand its services.

    The federal government passed statutes and definitions for community mental health centers to be defined as Certified Community Behavioral Health Centers. Pawnee Executive Director Robbin Cole says the CCBHC is essentially a federal definition for a range of services.

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    Last Spring, the Kansas legislature passed the state’s certification process, as well as a plan for a funding model. Cole says there are currently six community health centers that have received federal grants to reach that certification.

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    Cole says they are excited about the emphasis integrating physical and behavioral health care in their approach to responding to the community’s needs.

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