Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program Awardees

This table includes Bond BHCIP Round 2: Unmet Needs conditional awardee data. The data includes details on project ID, entity name, entity name, project name, entity type, facility type(s), county, region, city, award amount, and bed/slot counts. Through this final round of funding, DHCS prioritized the remaining gaps in the behavioral health continuum, mental health community residential and crisis settings, distribution of funds to rural/remote areas with outstanding behavioral health needs, geographic areas with no prior BHCIP infrastructure projects, and regional models.

This table includes Bond BHCIP Round 1: Launch Ready conditional awardee data. The data includes details on project ID, entity name, project name, entity type, facility type(s), county, geographical region, city, award amount, and total bed/slot counts. Through this round of funding, DHCS prioritized behavioral health campus models and projects identified as “launch ready” with essential predevelopment designs, planning, and site control to expedite completion.

This table includes BHCIP Round 5: Crisis and Behavioral Health Continuum awardee data. The data includes details on project ID, entity name, facility type(s), county, geographical region, and total bed/slot counts. Through this round of funding, DHCS focused on expanding the range of crisis and behavioral health services in the care continuum statewide to reduce emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and incarceration.

This table includes BHCIP Round 4: Children and Youth awardee data. The data includes details on project ID, entity name, facility type(s), county, geographical region, and total bed/slot counts. Through this round of funding, DHCS focused on expanding behavioral health treatment services for children and youth ages 25 and younger, including pregnant/postpartum women and their children, transition-age youth (ages 18–25), and their families.

This table includes BHCIP Round 3: Launch Ready awardee data. The data includes details on project ID, entity name, facility type(s), geographical region, county, and total bed/slot counts. Through this round of funding, proposed projects were launch ready, required to show they had been through a planning process, and ready for project implementation.

This table would incude BHCIP Round 2: County and Tribal Planning awardee data. The data includes details on project name, county, and city. BHCIP Round 2 funding has allowed counties and tribal entities statewide to expand efforts to plan for the acquisition and expansion of behavioral health infrastructure in their communities and regions.

This table would include BHCIP Round 1: Crisis Care Mobile Units awardee data. The data includes details on project name, county, and city. The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) Crisis Care Mobile Units (CCMU) program continues to equip communities in California with behavioral health resources that improve health outcomes and decrease unnecessary use of jails and emergency services.