Expanding access, reducing time to service: How the CCBHC model improves our quality of service delivery
When people first come through the door at Community Alliance, they can walk right in without an appointment and meet with a member of the Rapid Response Team (RRT). A […]
Dr. Juvet Che discusses holistic care and meeting patients where they are
In January, Community Alliance welcomed Dr. Juvet Che as our Chief Medical Officer and as a leader on our Integrated Health Services team. Dr. Che’s medical experience spans more than […]
Family education classes teach participants how to support loved ones with mental illness
Do you have a family member or a friend that has a mental illness? Do you find yourself asking how you can better help — or how you can cope? […]
How training those who have overcome mental health challenges can help more people recover
For people experiencing a mental health challenge, the support of those who have navigated their own mental health challenges is crucial to a successful, sustained recovery. That’s why we train […]
How to ask for help with your mental health
More people than ever report a need for mental health support, and yet more than half of Americans who need services do not receive them. At Community Alliance, we are […]
Why we call it a Warm Line
If you could avoid a crisis you would, right? At Community Alliance, we provide people with practical, evidence-based ways to get the mental health support they need, when and how […]
Living Well Self-Management Programs: Take Control, Be Accountable and Live Your Life Well
Community Alliance is known for taking a person-centered approach to care. We understand that looking at the whole person – their life circumstances, values and health care preferences – is […]
Community Alliance & American Heart Association Partner
Written by: Ryan Lally, American Heart Association, Community Impact Director – Nebraska Nearly half of U.S. adults have high blood pressure and many don’t even know they have it. Black […]
The Core Principle of Person-Centered Care: Seeing The Person as a Human Being: Worthy of Respect, Empathy, Dignity, and Having a Voice In Their Care
Mental Health Care that Promotes Respect, Empathy, and Dignity Consider this scenario: Jessica, a 22-year-old waitress, knew she needed help, but didn’t have the slightest idea about how to get […]
