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The '''Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services''' (DBHIDS) [is] one of five departments under the City’s Office of Health and Human Services. Our department is proud to offer '''behavioral health care, intellectual disability supports and early intervention services''' in one comprehensive integrated system. | The '''Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services''' (DBHIDS) [is] one of five departments under the City’s Office of Health and Human Services. Our department is proud to offer '''behavioral health care, intellectual disability supports and early intervention services''' in one comprehensive integrated system. | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 5 February 2019
Recovery, Resilience, and Self-Determination: A Stronger, Healthier Philadelphia
The Department of Behavioral Health and Intellectual disAbility Services (DBHIDS) [is] one of five departments under the City’s Office of Health and Human Services. Our department is proud to offer behavioral health care, intellectual disability supports and early intervention services in one comprehensive integrated system.
DBHIDS has six divisions:
- Division of Behavioral Health.
- Division of Intellectual disAbility Services (IDS).
- Division of Community Behavioral Health (CBH).
- Division of the Chief Medical Officer.
- Division of Planning and Innovation.
- Division of Administration & Finance.
At DBHIDS, we have a responsibility to serve the city's most vulnerable people as evidenced by our longstanding commitment to recovery, resilience, and self-determination.
Note: The above descriptive information came from the agency's About Us page.
In The News
- With Kensington’s encampments gone, work to end opioid-related homelessness is just beginning, WHYY, February 4, 2019.
Info
- Twitter: @DBHIDS
- Tranformation Initiative: DBHIDS Transformation Initiative
- Population Health Approach: DBHIDS Population Health Approach
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