The New York Care Coordination Project (NYCCP)
is a collaborative partnership among state and county governments,
peers and family members, and mental health provider agencies.
"It is a
real rethinking of what we in mental health services
do — of moving the system away from management to
recovery."
—Bob Long, Director of Planning and Quality
Improvement, Onondaga County Dept. of Mental Health
and co-chair of the NYCCP Steering Committee
The NYCCP consists of an interrelated set of programmatic,
clinical, regulatory, fiscal, and technical initiatives
designed to transform
clinical and social support services. NYCCP Brochure
Evidence of recovery focus or recovery orientation
The participating upstate New York counties
(Chautauqua, Erie, Genesee, Monroe, Onondaga, Westchester, and Wyoming)
are currently serving approximately 3,000 persons through 12 local, not-for-profit
care coordination agencies.
