What is the purpose of service coordination and referral networks?

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What is the purpose of service coordination and referral networks?

Connecting service coordination and referral networks aims to link clients with a continuum of care, resources, and supports that enable sustained recovery and better outcomes. By weaving together medical care, behavioral health services, housing, employment supports, peer recovery, and other community resources, a recovery coach helps clients access the right services at the right time and ensures smooth transitions between providers. This approach reduces gaps, avoids duplications, and provides ongoing support as needs change, so the client can stay engaged in the supports that sustain recovery. It’s not about documenting complaints, replacing coaching, or isolating the client from services.

Connecting service coordination and referral networks aims to link clients with a continuum of care, resources, and supports that enable sustained recovery and better outcomes. By weaving together medical care, behavioral health services, housing, employment supports, peer recovery, and other community resources, a recovery coach helps clients access the right services at the right time and ensures smooth transitions between providers. This approach reduces gaps, avoids duplications, and provides ongoing support as needs change, so the client can stay engaged in the supports that sustain recovery. It’s not about documenting complaints, replacing coaching, or isolating the client from services.

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