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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93009_2033 (2)APPOINTMENTS BEFORE THE BOARD PRESENTATION FROM MR. DAVID SWANN, AREA DIRECTOR & CEO OF CROSSROADS BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE: Mr. Swann presented the following information. REVIEW OF CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS IN 1998 Grew to become the 12' largest area program in North Carolina Nearly tripled # of Consumers Outstanding Consumer Satisfaction Three Program Awards Opened Ten Apartments for Adults with Mental Illness Provided New Work Opportunities for Disabled Adults Completed Appraisal of Internal & External Operations Installed WAN, desktops, software Received Full Accreditation Strengthened & Expanded Partnerships 1997-98 KEY SPENDING AREAS -15.9 MILLION TOTAL BUDGET Percentages of Spending MH 23.9% DD 22.8% SA 5.6% Crises 2.7% Admin 19.7% Willie -M 16.2% Thomas -S 9.1% Contracts 33% 1997-98 CONSUMERS SERVED Child Mental Health 1682 Adult Mental Health 3716 Child Substance Abuse 595 Adult Substance Abuse 1654 Child Developmental 754 Adult Developmental 241 SERVICES COMPARISON BY COUNTY County Percent of Population Serviced Surry 7 Percent Yadkin 7 Percent Iredell 3 Percent CROSSROADSPERSONNEL David Crosby, M.A., LPC - Site Director for Statesville Cynthia Cabiness, MSW, CCSW - Site Director for Mooresville Crossroads Employs 224 Professionals CROSSROADS BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE FUNDING BY STATE SIZE RANKING -1998-99 Area Proaram Rank By Size Population Annual Budget S.Eastern Regional 101 230,000 $34M Foothills 11'" 228,000 $24M Crossroads 12`" 215,000 $14.3M Durham 13'" 200,000 $23.6M Sandhilis 14'" 195,000 $28M KEY ISSUES FACING CROSSROADS IN 1999 Managed Care (fixed pricing, full risk) Development of New Facility Space National Accreditation Demonstrating Outcomes Maintain Financial Stability Productivity and Efficiency SPACE COMPARISON 1999 County Service Space Surry 39,000 Sq. Ft. (Building 18,000 sq. ft. in Year 2000) Yadkin 10,000 Sq. Ft. Iredeli 20,000 Sq. Ft. (Adm. & Residential not Included) Swann shared a $2,800,484.62 contractor listing for various services offered to Crossroads clients. In reference to overall funding, Swann said that by reviewing other catchment areas and state size rankings, he felt Crossroads was underfunded.