Hudson Valley Care and Coordinated Behavioral Health Services Unite

  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   March 14, 2024   Media Inquiries: Amie Parikh at 914.582.7192   Hudson Valley Care and Coordinated Behavioral Health Services Unite to Better Integrate Primary Care, Behavioral Health and Social Care in the Hudson Valley This Transformative Alliance Will Coordinate Health and Social Care to Improve …

What is Old is New Again: Recognizing the Value of Housing and Employment in Recovery

To successfully navigate unprecedented epidemics of mental illness and substance use, we must address both an enduring workforce crisis and the myriad political and socioeconomic factors that undermine behavioral health, particularly for members of vulnerable populations. Many individuals with serious mental illness or substance use disorders are unable to access effective treatments …

Coordinated Behavioral Health Services Partners with Unite Us to Address Behavioral Health and Social Needs in the Hudson Valley

Coordinated Behavioral Health Services (CBHS), the most comprehensive behavioral health independent practice association in the Hudson Valley, and Unite Us, the nation’s leading software company that enables cross-sector collaboration to improve people’s health and well-being, are partnering to build a connected ecosystem of health and social care in the Hudson …

On a Life Well-Lived…

The Search for Change community is deeply saddened by the passing of Patricia Reilly, a former member of our Board of Directors and enduring champion of many noble causes. Patricia (Pat) was not merely an advocate for SFC and its mission – she embodied the spirit and ethos of public …

On the Retirement of a Dedicated Public Servant

As Mental Health Awareness Month draws to a close, we celebrate the career of a truly dedicated public servant to whom we are deeply indebted for years of tireless advocacy in service to Putnam County and its most vulnerable residents. Mr. Joseph (Joe) DeMarzo, Deputy Commissioner of Social Services, Mental …

Our very own Healthcare Hero!

Our very own Susan Salomone has been recognized as a “Healthcare Hero” by Westchester Magazine! I cannot think of a more deserving candidate.  For the past several years, Susan and her husband Steve have been the driving force behind Drug Crisis In Our Backyard.  Their organization has played a pivotal …

NY State Needs to Better Serve Those with Mental Illness

In a story posted on lohud.com, Search for Change CEO, Ashley Brody, discusses how for the past 25 years, mental health providers who care for these vulnerable populations have not seen the commitment from Gov. Cuomo during his State of the State address to provide care for New Yorkers living …