We provide individualized mental health services to children, youth and adults in a manner that encourages resilience and wellness. Our goal through education, treatment, and support, is for each person to live a meaningful and productive life of their choice. JBS Mental Health Authority is a participating facility in the National Health Service Corps.
No one will be denied access to the services we provide due to an inability to pay, and we use a discounted/sliding fee schedule to determine charges for each person.
No one will be denied access to the services we provide due to an inability to pay, and we use a discounted/sliding fee schedule to determine charges for each person.
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About JBS
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We provide individualized mental health services to children, youth and adults in a manner that encourages resilience and wellness. Our goal through education, treatment and support, is for each person to live a meaningful and productive life of their choice. JBS is a regional, public, nonprofit corporation established under Act 310 of the 1967 Alabama Legislature.
Children’s Services
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The JBS Children's Services Program provides non-traditional, intensive, home-based therapy, out-patient treatment, care coordination, intensive care coordination, and psychiatric services to children with a serious emotional disturbance and their families who reside within the tri-county catchment area.
Community Outreach and Case Management
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The Mental Illness Outreach Support Services (MIOSS) program provides individualized person-centered case management services to adults ages 19 and older experiencing a severe mental illness. Case management services are considered to be a brokerage service in which case managers work with individuals to link them with services that assist them with living independently in the community.
Deaf Services
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JBS Deaf Services strives to provide the continuum of psychiatric services to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals with a serious mental illness in the community setting in a culturally and linguistically appropriate manner. Deaf Services was established in 2003 in response to a class action ADA lawsuit filed by a mother of a Deaf man out of frustration at the lack of appropriate and accessible mental health services for Deaf individuals.
NOVA First Episode Psychosis Program
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The NOVA-Birmingham First Episode Psychosis Program (NOVA) is an evidence-based specialty care program focusing on intervention for young people experiencing their first episode of psychosis. NOVA is a two- year, transitional, outpatient program committed to empowering youth and young adults while providing compassionate and comprehensive treatment.
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