NORTHEAST TREATMENT CENTERS INC

Programs

1. Net centers addiction recovery services includes two divisions outpatient and acute services. Outpatient services includes the following: phila iop-op is an outpatient program with office base opiod treatment (obot/mat) treating individuals living with substance use disorder and cooccurring mental health disorders. The program operates in three (frankford, north and west) of the philadelphia's neighborhoods most affected by addiction, mental illness, gun violence, unemployment and other systemic problems common in major cities. The bethlehem and easton continues to implement the group recovery model; whereby, op groups are limited to a maximum of 10 (I.e., with state waiver 12) consumers get up to 9 hours of treatment a week. Continued on schedule obridge & state rd are methadone clinic servicing indiviudals with substance use disorders and cooccuring mental health disorders medicated assisted treatment. Bridge & state providesboth methadone and buprenorphine. Staff at all sites are obtaining training regarding co-occurring treatment, forensics and addiction, psychopharmacology, family systems in recovery, motivation interviewing, problem gambling, and cognitive behavioral…

   $9,193,911 spent$11,338,574 earned by the program
   29% of program spending

2. Child welfare & juvenile justice services: net centers operates a continuum of programs for youth and families known to the philadelphia department of human services ("dhs") or philadelphia juvenile probation office (jpo) because there were reported concerns regarding the care and supervision of children (child welfare services) or because a youth engaged in delinquent activity (juvenile justice services). All programs take a trauma informed approach to service delivery. In the juvenile justice system, net provides four services 1) community intervention center (cic), 2) post dispositional evening reporting center (erc), 3) in-home detention (ihd), 4) and a 15 bed community based detention shelter (cbds) for low level male juvenile offenders. Continued on schedule oin addition to the progroms mentioned, net also oversees the cities budget for its sports for juvenile justice (sjj) initiative. These are community-based supports for youth involved in the juvenile justice system. Youth can expect to receive diverse services such as cognitive life skills groups, psychoeducational groups, education assistance, arts, sports, music, culture, grief counseling, victim awareness, career and…

   $7,196,209 spent$2,040,826 earned by the program
   23% of program spending

3. Delaware addiction recovery services (kirkwood recovery center) is a safe, supportive environment that serves as a critical component to initiating and maintaining client engagement with substance use disorder treatment and mitigate relapse. Krc offers care to any individual seeking sud treatment including those who are insured or under insured, uninsured, have commercial insurance or self-pay. Individuals who present to krc are assessed then admitted or referred to the appropriate loc derived from the asam criteria. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, individuals are welcomed by a recovery support team made up of clinical and medical staff as well as peer specialists. Continued on schedule okirkwood recovery center is currently licensed to provide the following asam levels of care for sud services for adults through its current contract with the state of delaware's division of substance abuse and mental health (dsamh).

   $6,410,977 spent$3,665,743 earned by the program
   20% of program spending

4. Behavioral health services for youth and families include a continuum of trauma informed and resiliency focused care including regional intensive behavioral health services (ibhs), aba ibhs services, blended case management for children diagnosed with autism and family based services for children, adolescents, and their families who are experiencing emotional, behavioral or psychiatric concerns. Psychiatric evaluation and medication management are available for youth and families through our outpatient clinic. Ibhs and family based services are provided in schools, the child's home and community. Net is committed to the family oriented approach to treatment. Intensive coordination between the treatment team and other community resources and a flexible approach to working with families are key elements of these programs. In addition, net has two specialized family based teams, one bilingual team and two teams that specialize in working with families who have a child with a developmental disability. Net's programs also include services devoted to working with children on the autism spectrum. These service include the aba ibhs services, a specialized autism evaluation called an…

   $4,832,802 spent$5,281,999 earned by the program
   15% of program spending

5. Icwc is an integrated community wellness center. It looks at the whole person including mental health, substance use and physical health. Icwc has multiple components including; mental health op therapy and psychiatric treatment, (mat) medicated assisted treatment, individual and group counseling for addictions, peer support, case management, care coordination, physical health screening and 24/7 on call. Icwc is trauma informed and culturally competent and has open access and triages everyone requests treatment. The goal is to support individuals in their (sdoh) social determinants of health needs as well as with formalized treatment. This service is for adults and children. Services are on site and in the community. Our bcm teams also offer specialized case management services for individuals who have a dual diagnosis.

   $4,185,440 spent$5,736,438 earned by the program
   13% of program spending

The 5 programs described on its FY2022 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $31,819,339.