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BHN launches intensive youth crisis family support program
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The Reminder
Behavioral Health Network has recently launched its Family-Based Intensive Treatment program, a crisis stabilization program for youth up to age 21.
“FIT expands the continuum of care within BHN’s child and family programs, ensuring families receive intensive, home-based support when they need it most.
Crisis can present in a variety of ways in children and teens, from aggression and violence to self-harm and suicidal ideation, said Jenna Frangiamore, program director for BHN’s Intensive Care Coordination Program, which includes FIT.
While most of BHN’s programs are covered by a wide array of insurance plans, FIT is currently covered exclusively by MassHealth.
Families interested in any of BHN’s programs can call the referral line at 413-301-9355.