CALIFORNIA CELEBRATES Groundbreaking NTAWM EXPANDED INDIO CEEB TOOM HAUJ LWM​​ 

ABC Recovery Center’s residential treatment capacity will more than double​​ 

SACRAMENTO — On July 1, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) and ABC Recovery Center celebrated the groundbreaking of a facility expansion that will serve people who need mental health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment. DHCS awarded ABC Recovery Center more than $27 million through the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (BHCIP) to build two adult SUD residential units, expanding residential treatment capacity by 120 total beds, in addition to an intensive outpatient treatment for SUD projected to serve 400 people annually.​​ 

With the recently approved Proposition 1 bonds, even more behavioral health treatment facilities will be funded and built in 2025 and 2026.​​ 

"Cov koom haum uas tsav los ntawm kev ncaj ncees xws li ABC Recovery Center tau ua pov thawj tias lawv muaj peev xwm muab kev saib xyuas tshiab, hloov pauv lub neej rau cov neeg hauv lawv cov zej zog uas muaj kev noj qab haus huv ntawm lub hlwb thiab kev siv tshuaj yeeb dej cawv," Tus Thawj Coj DHCS Michelle Baass tau hais. Peb xav kom lawv muaj zog tsis yog tsuas yog ua txoj haujlwm tseem ceeb no xwb, tab sis kuj nthuav nws kom pab tau ntau tus neeg California ntxiv.​​ 

“This funding is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for facilities like ours that serve the lower socioeconomic population. This funding propels our mission into the future,” said Chris W. Yingling, Chief Executive Officer of ABC Recovery Center.​​  

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH EXPANSION PROJECT: The expansion will provide medication-assisted withdrawal management and intensive clinical services in a residential care setting and intensive outpatient services to treat many issues related to SUD. Currently, ABC Recovery Center offers a full continuum of services, including detoxification, primary residential treatment, perinatal residential treatment, individualized day treatment, intensive outpatient programs, and a sober living program.​​ 

VIM LI CAS BHCIP TSEEM CEEB: Los ntawm BHCIP, DHCS sib tw muab nyiaj pab rau cov chaw tsim nyog los tsim, yuav, thiab nthuav cov vaj tse thiab nqis peev rau hauv cov chaw pabcuam thaum muaj xwm txheej ceev kom nthuav dav ntxiv ntawm ntau txoj kev xaiv kev kho mob hauv zej zog rau cov neeg uas muaj kev noj qab haus huv ntawm lub hlwb thiab kev siv tshuaj yeeb. BHCIP tab tom daws cov teeb meem uas muaj keeb kwm tsis zoo hauv lub cev kho mob kom tau raws li qhov xav tau kev pabcuam thiab kev txhawb nqa uas nce ntxiv thoob plaws lub neej ntawm cov neeg uas xav tau kev pab. ABC Recovery Services tau txais nyiaj pab txhawb nqa BHCIP Round 3 (Launch Ready).​​ 

DHCS tau tso cai los ntawm txoj cai lij choj xyoo 2021 los muab $ 2.2 billion hauv BHCIP cov nyiaj pab sib tw. Ntxiv rau qhov ntawd, DHCS yuav faib kwv yees li $ 4 billion hauv BHCIP cov nyiaj pab raws li Proposition 1 bond funds. Kev Hloov Pauv Kev Noj Qab Haus Huv Tus Cwj Pwm yog DHCS txoj haujlwm los ua raws li Txoj Cai 1. DHCS tuav cov rooj sib tham mloog pej xeem tsis tu ncua. Cov kev hloov tshiab thiab cov ntaubntawv povthawj ntawm cov kev sib tham muaj nyob rau ntawm nplooj ntawv web Behavioral Health Transformation.​​ 

ABOUT BHCIP ROUND 3 (LAUNCH READY): BHCIP Round 3 (Launch Ready) supported preparation activities to plan for the acquisition and expansion of behavioral health infrastructure throughout the state. The 45 facilities totaling $518.5 million allowed for new construction, acquisition, and rehabilitation of real estate assets to expand the behavioral health continuum of treatment and service resources. BHCIP applicants were required to demonstrate that their projects would expand behavioral health treatment and services in settings that serve Medi-Cal members and have a valid planning process to ensure projects are ready for implementation.​​ 

Please see the BHCIP website for more information about grant recipients and additional details about all BHCIP funding rounds.​​ 

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