Oakland Community Health Network
Committee of the Whole Meeting
5505 Corporate Dr. Troy Mi, 48098
Monday, July 11 2022
4:30pm - 7:30pm EDT
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Agenda
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Order of Business4:30 pm EDT
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Roll Call
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Public Comment
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Business Operations - Reena Naami-DIer
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May Financial Review - Anya Eliassen
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Contractual Obligations - (Over 100,000)
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RCC Build-out - Patrick Franklin & Kimberly Flowers
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Policy Management - Malkia Newman
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Program Descriptions - Christine Burk
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Other Business
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Bylaw for Acceptance - John Paul Torres
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Board Policy for Acceptance - John Paul Torres
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Metro Meeting Dates - Jonathan Landsman
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CEO Evaluation Survey Reminder - Due 7-12-2022 - Reena Naami-Dier
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Legislative Lunch - July 28, 2022
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Events/Outreach - Christine Burk
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Public Comment
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Board Member Comments
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Adjournment
Minutes Tab
Oakland Community Health Network
Committee of the Whole Meeting
Mon Jul 11, 2022 8:30 PM - 11:30 PM UTC
Order of Business
Roll Call
Roll call attendance was taken as indicated in the attendance record.
Public Comment
No public comment provided
Business Operations - Reena Naami-DIer
May Financial Review - Anya Eliassen
Revenue trend is roughly the same as the previous month and flat. .
Liabilities are down and is expected. Accruals are paid out, due to state is roughly flat.
Net position has gone up
Eligibles: is roughly flat and continues to be significantly higher and should continue, due to emergency order.
Assets: Cash and investments up, receivable has gone down, other assets slightly down since September, and capital assets continue to decrease over time.
Liabilities: Payables is down, due to the state is up slightly, employee payables close to the same and long-term debt is flat.
Net Position: Total assets: is up, total liabilities have gone down, and Net position has gone up due to the reduction in liabilities.
Revenue Comparison: Medicaid is down roughly 5,000,000.. CCBHC and BBH is new line item compared to last year. The state general fund is down slightly. County funds is the same and all other is close to the same. Noting an HRA payment that needs to be removed from administrative.
Expenses: Grants roughly the same as well as all others. Provider network is up as OCHN continues to push out DCW wage increases.
Net Income is slightly down from prior month.
Contractual Obligations - (Over 100,000)
RCC Build-out - Patrick Franklin & Kimberly Flowers
Patrick provided an update for the RCC build out, noting the build out is going well and is with-in the Board approved budget. Patrick also asked the committee for a request for the recommendation for full Board approval of the contract extension as it expires on July 13, 2022.
Mr. Young made recommendation to approve the contract extension as presented, supported by Mr. Cowan, motion carried by roll call vote of the Buisness operations committee.
Policy Management - Malkia Newman
Program Descriptions - Christine Burk
Case Management
Description: Case managers coordinate community-based services for individuals, customizing their public mental health care based on a Person-Centered Plan and medical necessity. In addition to traditional mental health services, case managers may also assist people with primary health care, housing, transportation, employment, social relationships, and community participation.
Community Value: Case management seeks to reduce hospitalizations and support an individual’s recovery through a holistic approach that considers each person's overall mental health and physical needs.
Community Living Supports (CLS)
Description: CLS hours assist individuals in learning how to become as independent as possible with activities of daily living.
CommunityValue: The more independent a person becomes at a young age, the fewer resources they will use throughout the rest of their life.
Criminal Justice Services
Description: Valuable public mental health services ensure that jails do not replace institutions of the past as an acceptable option for non-violent offenders with a mental illness. One exampleis the Pre-booking Jail Diversion Program which offers community treatment instead of criminal charges for a non-violent misdemeanor.
CommunityValue: When alternatives to incarceration are made available to people, repeat experiences in the criminal justice system are avoided and paths to recovery are created, aligning with many State and Federal initiatives. The cost of these important community-based services is significantly less than funding required for individuals sentenced to local jails.
Employment Supports
Description: Adults with behavioral health disorders, intellectual/developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders prepare for, locate, and retain meaningful jobs. These goals are attained through robust employment supports that promote job readiness, interests, and skills.
CommunityValue: Across the country, employers are realizing the value that people with disabilities bring to the workforce when given the opportunity and appropriate support services. The outcomes include lower utilization of services and a positive impact on the economy as these individuals support local businesses with their income.
Other Business
Bylaw for Acceptance - John Paul Torres
Mr. Torres shared with the Board the draft copy of the Board Bylaws and will be seeking fully Board approval at the July Board meeting.
Board Policy for Acceptance - John Paul Torres
Mr. Torres shared with the Board the draft copy of the Board Policies and will be seeking fully Board approval at the July Board meeting.
Ms. Root suggested to modify the language to
amend the language under "shall not discriminate" to include gender identity or expression, pregnancy.
Metro Meeting Dates - Jonathan Landsman
OCHN will be hosting the Metro meeting, Detroit Wayne and MaComb County have shared the date and will be holding on calendars for the meeting to take place on September 29, 2022.
CEO Evaluation Survey Reminder - Due 7-12-2022 - Reena Naami-Dier
Mrs. Naami-Dier reminder members to complete CEO evaluation by 11:59 on 7/12/2022. Noting a email we out today with the link.
Legislative Lunch - July 28, 2022
Sheila reminded the Board of the legislative luncheon date and OCHN is seeking Board member participation.
Events/Outreach - Christine Burk
Christine provided a power point which encompassed July & August 2022 outreach and events.
Christine shared with the Board the QR code for OCHN contract information.
Public Comment
Mr. Commins provide public comment regarding the mental health system privatation efforts.
Board Member Comments
Board members shared appreciated the presentations
Adjournment
Attendance
Members
Name | Attendance |
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Sheila Barrett |
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Justin Burchett |
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Christine Burk |
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Frances Carley |
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Dennis Cowan |
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Anya Eliassen |
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Kimberly Flowers |
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Adam Fuhrman |
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Bijaya Hans |
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Bernard Hooper |
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Frances Kolody |
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Jonathan Landsman |
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Dana Lasenby |
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Victoria Marble |
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Sarah May |
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Vasiliki Michalakis |
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Peter Mouhot |
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Reena Naami-Dier |
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Malkia Newman |
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Callana Ollie |
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Kathy Porter |
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Vasilis Pozios |
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Christina Root |
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Steffan Taub |
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John Paul Torres |
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Suzanne Weinert |
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Yvette Woodruff |
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John Young |
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