SERVICES
Connect (Health & Wellness Center)
Behavioral Health Navigators Center (BHNC) is an independent not-for-profit community health center, committed to improving access to affordable, high-quality, comprehensive health care for all – including the uninsured and underserved. Our services include navigation and case support for pediatrics, family medicine, medication assistance program, behavioral health and addiction services for those who are eligible, based on income. We also serve patients who are fully insured.
Service Facilitation: Helping Individuals with Mental or Physical Challenges Stay Independent
BHNC is an approved Medicaid Waiver Service Facilitator credentialed with local MCOs. We support individuals enrolled in the (CCC Plus, CL & FIS Waivers, and EPSDT programs). We have incredible Service Facilitators who are happy to help you navigate the system once approved by Virginia Medicaid Waiver, we can also help you with that process. Upon approval, we train your selected team of long-term care (family members) by starting with the Employer of Record guide along with our experienced team. Let our experienced team ease your mind and the ability to independently live in your home while participating in activities to the fullest extent possible.
Use the following links for an enrollment package related to the assigned Fiscal Agent:
Behavioral Health
Community Outreach Department (Focused on Reducing Social Determiners of Health)
Community Outreach Department (Focused on Reducing Social Determiners of Health)
BHNC provides behavioral health services, including:
- Assessment
- Counseling
- Case Management
- Medication Prescription and Management.
Community Outreach Department (Focused on Reducing Social Determiners of Health)
Community Outreach Department (Focused on Reducing Social Determiners of Health)
Community Outreach Department (Focused on Reducing Social Determiners of Health)
Our Community Development and Outreach Programs are based on evidence-based principles that improve social needs. Community Health Workers (CHW) and volunteers are a critical component of our success and population management. Moreover, they are certified trusted neighborhood residents who carry out culturally appropriate outreach activities, social support, patient advocacy, and health system navigation, with a goal of improving health and quality of life in underserved populations in the Roanoke Valley. The roles and activities of the department are patient-centered and adapted to meet the needs of the communities and residents we serve.