Managed Services Division
Behavioral Health Recovery Program (BHRP)

The DMHAS Behavioral Health Recovery Program is administered by the State of Connecticut to provide eligible participants with clinical and basic recovery support services. The program is for individuals who are determined eligible for Husky D (Medicaid for Low Income Adults) by the Department of Social Services and who meet other service eligibility criteria per Section 3 (Eligibility for Services) of the BHRP Policies. Advanced Behavioral Health, Inc. (ABH) serves as the Department’s Administrative Service Organization (ASO) for the BHRP. More BHRP resources are available on ABH’s website including program application materials and forms, provider roster, service specific information, etc.

• BHRP Clinical and Recovery Support Services (Resources & Forms) (Please note this is an external website not maintained by DMHAS)
• BHRP Recovery Support Services Fact Sheet
• Contracted Supported Recovery Housing
• BHRP Provider Manual 2012
• BHRP Policies
• BHRP Provider Alerts
• BHRP Provider Login

Goals of the DMHAS Behavioral Health Recovery Program:

• To facilitate the delivery and integration of high quality behavioral health treatment services to eligible individuals;
• To provide timely access to all clinically necessary and appropriate behavioral health treatment services, consistent with DMHAS standards of care; and
• To increase the self-sufficiency of eligible individuals through the coordination of behavioral health treatment and recovery support services.

Resources:

• Intensive Case Management (ICM) - region 1,2,4,5
• Eastern Region Service Center (ERSC) Case Management – Region 3
• CCAR
• Advocacy Unlimited (AU)
• Certified Sober Living Homes
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
• DMHAS Education & Training Division
• Connecticut Behavioral Health Partnership (CT BHP)
• Connecticut Department of Social Services
• Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
• Connecticut Addiction Treatment Bed Availability