Our community partnerships help connect individuals to treatment.
Newport Integrated Behavioral Healthcare believes that lasting recovery is strengthened when healthcare providers, behavioral health organizations, public health agencies, community organizations, recovery programs, courts, families, and other systems work together.
Our community partnerships help connect individuals to treatment while also addressing the broader factors that influence recovery, including medical care, transportation, housing stability, infectious-disease prevention, peer support, overdose prevention, family support, and continuity of care.
Strong partnerships help reduce barriers, improve continuity, and connect individuals and families with the services and supports that can strengthen recovery beyond a single episode of care.
These collaborative relationships support treatment access, public health, recovery continuity, peer connection, prevention, and community-based care.
Collaboration supporting HIV prevention, public-health education, testing/linkage activities, and connection of individuals receiving behavioral health and substance-use services with important preventive healthcare resources.
Collaboration supporting linkage to HIV-related medical services, prevention resources, education, and appropriate follow-up care for individuals who may benefit from additional infectious-disease services.
Community collaboration supporting women in recovery and strengthening access to treatment, recovery education, family resources, and supportive services.
Overdose-prevention collaboration supporting education regarding opioid overdose recognition, naloxone use, and access to lifesaving naloxone kits.
Community partnership supporting coordinated behavioral health and recovery resources for individuals needing continued support beyond a single episode of care.
Coordination and collaboration designed to improve continuity of behavioral health and substance-use treatment and strengthen access to community-based services.
Recovery-community collaboration supporting peer connection, recovery resources, continuing support, and linkage to appropriate services.
Collaboration supporting appropriate treatment access, diversion opportunities, recovery-oriented case coordination, and communication with criminal-justice partners when authorized and clinically appropriate.
Healthcare collaboration supporting continuity of care, referrals, and connection between medical and behavioral health services.
Newport continues to develop partnerships with hospitals, public-health departments, criminal-justice agencies, treatment providers, recovery organizations, community organizations, and other stakeholders committed to improving access to behavioral healthcare.
Newport welcomes opportunities to collaborate with healthcare providers, public-health agencies, recovery organizations, community programs, courts, and other partners working to improve access to behavioral healthcare and recovery support.
Our “mission” is to provide integrated behavioral, psychiatric, and substance abuse services that are accessible, effective, safe, efficient, and appropriate to the needs of the consumers and his/her family.
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