Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority (LCMHA) is a governmental tax-exempt organization, devoted to the management, delivery, and oversight of publicly funded behavioral health services. We provide or manage a full array of services to adults and children with mental health/emotional disturbances, persons with substance use disorders and persons with developmental disabilities.
To promote positive outcomes by creating a path to resilience, recovery, wellness, and self-determination. Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is committed to being recognized for quality in managed care innovation and consumer satisfaction. Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is pleased to provide an online Statewide Community Mental Health Directory (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
To promote positive outcomes by creating a path to resilience, recovery, wellness, and self-determination. Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is committed to being recognized for quality in managed care innovation and consumer satisfaction. Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is pleased to provide an online Statewide Community Mental Health Directory (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
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Our Services
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We provide or manage a full array of services to adults and children with mental health/emotional disturbances, persons with substance use disorders, and persons with developmental disabilities. Our Guide To Services Booklet may have answers to some of your questions. Contact Customer Services if you have more questions.
Accreditation
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Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is accredited by The Joint Commission. As a Joint Commission accredited organization, Lenawee Community Mental Health Authority is required to meet standards related to the quality and safety of client care. If you have questions about how to file your complaint, you may contact The Joint Commission at their toll-free telephone number (800-994-6610) between 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Central Time, weekdays.
LCMHA Consumer Action Committee
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Membership in the CAC, a voluntary LCMHA Board appointed position, is a leadership role that includes representatives of persons from all areas of service provided by LCMHA.
Membership includes attending monthly/bi-monthly meetings, taking a leadership role in improving the System of Care for persons served by LCMHA, offering feedback to the LCMHA Board and staff regarding behavioral health issues in our community, as well as other leadership roles as they become available.
Membership includes attending monthly/bi-monthly meetings, taking a leadership role in improving the System of Care for persons served by LCMHA, offering feedback to the LCMHA Board and staff regarding behavioral health issues in our community, as well as other leadership roles as they become available.
Grievance and Appeal
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As a recipient of mental health services through LCMHA, you have the right to appeal or grieve any decision to deny, suspend, reduce, or terminate services. There are different avenues available to you for seeking resolution of problems or differences that may arise. For additional information or a copy of "Appealing Choices: Your Grievance and Appeal Process", contact Customer Services.
Recipient Rights
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As a consumer of LCMHA Services, you are guaranteed certain rights as written in the Michigan Mental Health Code. You must give informed consent for your services. You are entitled to be treated with dignity and respect, freedom from abuse and neglect, as well as privacy regarding your services. More information about your rights is contained in the pamphlet titled YOUR RIGHTS.
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