Where is Community Behavioral Health located?
Community Behavioral Health is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.
Community Behavioral Health is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) behavioral health managed care organization that has served the Philadelphia community since 1997. Contracted by the City of Philadelphia, CBH manages the delivery and payment of mental health and substance use disorder services for Philadelphia County Medicaid recipients. As a managed care organization rather than a direct service provider, CBH authorizes and coordinates behavioral health services through an extensive network of community providers. The organization has expanded access to mental health services across Philadelphia and employs nearly 600 staff members to support its administrative and care coordination functions. CBH is headquartered in Philadelphia at 801 Market Street and maintains an active presence in the behavioral health sector. The organization is recognized for pioneering community-based behavioral health initiatives, including autism peer specialist programs and community autism projects designed to improve access and outcomes for vulnerable populations. As a Medicaid-focused organization, CBH primarily serves low-income residents of Philadelphia County who are enrolled in Medicaid. The organization operates across the Philadelphia region and coordinates behavioral health services with a broad network of direct service providers.
Community Behavioral Health delivers individualized ABA therapy built around each child’s goals.
Programs are designed and supervised by board-certified behavior analysts (BCBAs).
Caregivers are involved throughout, with parent coaching available to support skills at home.
Programs are built and supervised by a board-certified analyst. Caregiver coaching is part of the standard plan.
Senior BCBAs hold a clinical-leadership role at every location. Each name links to a BACB credential record where one is on file.
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I was pleased with the service I received at this health center. Mr. Irwine Vasconez was so friendly and welcoming, and Ms. Tiara Reid was wonderful. She truly made me feel cared for and ensured all my concerns were handled attentively. I look forward to continuing my care here !
This place is a straight up mess; I do not see where they help children with special needs. You put in a complaint regarding agencies in their network no assistance with that at all. It’s a waste nowadays; they need to hire people who actually want to do their job and help families.
Bad service for sure. Every time it’s time for a reauthorization they drop the ball, even if everything is turned in. It’s horrible for the kids because it is very unstable. One min it’s more hours, one min it’s less hours. I don’t know why they do that to these kids. It’s very sad and they need a class action lawsuit.
Only called to set up the BH side of things but it went so unbelievably smoothly! Read horrifying reviews of this place and even had some trouble connecting initially. Once I was connected with Destiny, though, the process proceeded with zero hitches or snags, I was given more helpful information than I was even requesting, and I was treated with human decency, so big props to Destiny for being great at their job!!
I just called to schedule an appointment, the representative by the name of *Kevin* answered the phone around 6:45 AM. He was unprofessional, rude, impatient then claimed my phone went "in and out". When I requested a manager as well as the next representative on call magically he could hear me just fine. He sounded under the influence or tired. His tone of voice and demeanor were loud & negative. That is not the tone of voice or disposition I expected to hear especially as a potential new patient seeking services. Regardless to what the circumstances were his tone of voice and demeanor were very uncalled for.
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Community Behavioral Health is headquartered in Philadelphia, PA.
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