Senior Empowerment for Life Fulfillment
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Senior Empowerment for Life
Fulfillment
L E N A P E VA L L E Y F O U N D AT I O N
BUCKS COUNTY AREA AGENCY ON AGING
B U C K S C O U N T Y M E N TA L H E A LT H /
D E V E L O P M E N TA L P R O G R A M S
What is SELF
• The goal of the SELF program is to provide
therapeutic intervention that facilitates an
individual’s acceptance of traditional mental health
services and/or drug and alcohol treatment.
• The SELF program provides outreach, treatment,
peer support, and case management to individuals
60 yrs and older; that are experiencing mental health
and/or drug and alcohol problems; and are unable to
access needed BHS services.
Why SELF
The “silo”-style ports of entry in the current behavioral
health system can limit access to services for older adults.
Altering traditional ways of delivering behavioral health
needs.
Decrease stigma and increase acceptance among aging
adults of mental health treatment.
Attention to medical needs and physical capability to
receive recommended services.
An ever growing need to provide older adults with mental
health supports in their homes.
By 2030, there will be about 72.1 million older persons,
over twice their number in 2000. Department of Health & Human Services, 2012
Collaborative Beginning
AAA and MH/DP began collaborating to meet this need in
2004.
Deputies from Aging, Mental Health, and early on, a
representative from the County’s BHS contractor came
together to develop a means to engage those 60+ older
adults with unmet BHS needs and assisting them with
developing connections to appropriate providers.
Collaborative cross-training of Aging & MH workers
including BSU staff, and later including D/A staff
The AAA and MH/DP were pleased to bring Lenape Valley
Foundation (LVF) into the collaboration in July, 2009 for
the SELF program.
Staffing
Clinical Executive
AAA CM Supervisor
Program Director
AAA Deputy Director for
Clinical Coordinator
Psychiatry
CRNP
Case Manager
Certified Peer Support
Long-Term Care
Bucks County MH/DP
Deputy or representative
Program Services
Referral & Intake
Outreach
Assessment and Goal Planning
Psych Evaluation/Medication Management
Nursing assessment
Therapeutic Intervention
Case Management
Peer Support
Discharge Planning
Clinical Charting
Consent for Treatment
Treatment Planning
Clinical Documentation ( DAP Note)
Release of Information
Medication Management Documentation
Case Management Activities
Certified Peer Support Recovery Planning
Certified Peer Support Activities
Collaboration
LVF
Weekly / Bi-Weekly Clinical Team Meetings
LVF, AAA, MH/DP
Bi-Monthly Administrative Meetings
LVF, AAA, MD/DP
Quarterly Case Conference Review
LVF, AAA, MD/DP
Yearly QA Audit
Monthly Reporting
Tracking Forms
Statistical Report/Quarterly/ YTD
Case Notes
Tracking List
Collaborative Funding
Annual Budget of $150,000.00 from MH/DP (90%)
and Aging ( 10%)
LVF Billable Services /Collection of Co-Pays
Program Challenges
C0-Pays
Caseload size- The impact of Severe and Persistent
Mental Illness (SPMI)
Closure/ Discharge Planning
Impact of Hoarding
Closing
Program is continually evolving
Benefits of cross-training
Communication as a key element
Collaborative attitude in providing the program and
addressing challenges.