Company Research Report: Southwest Behavioral & Health Services (SB&H)

Company Overview

Name: Southwest Behavioral & Health Services (SB&H)

Mission: Delivering compassionate care to enhance lives and improve communities.

Values: Compassion, Integrity, Quality, Empowerment, Innovation, and Trust.

Founded: Established in 1969 as a federally funded program under the partnership of St. Luke’s – Jane Wayland Community Mental Health Center. Incorporated as a 501(c)3 non-profit in 1974.

Key People: No information is available.

Headquarters: 3450 N. 3rd Street, Phoenix, Arizona 85012

Number of Employees: Just under 1,000 employees, including psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and support staff.

Revenue: No information is available.

Core Known Areas: Known for being one of the largest community-based behavioral health providers in the state and for integrating primary care, mental health, and substance abuse help.

Products and Services

SB&H offers a wide array of programs and services designed to meet community needs, including:

Outpatient Mental Health Treatment and Psychiatric Services: Medication monitoring and assistance for persons with addictions.

Inpatient Crisis Care: Intensive care for persons in crisis situations.

Residential Housing and Supportive Services: Includes in-home and supportive housing services for varying patient needs.

Community Outreach and School-Based Counseling: Prevention services focusing on outreach and various community programs.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Services: Provided throughout the lifespan.

Opioid Replacement Clinics: Four clinics are operational throughout the state.

Integrated Behavioral and Health Services: Offers integrated care and value-based contracting to overcome fragmented care challenges.

Key Features of Products and Services

Integrated Care Model: Focuses on primary care integration with mental health and substance abuse treatments for holistic health outcomes.

Training Programs: Offers professional training through an accredited doctoral psychology internship program, including international collaboration with Sias University in China.

Healthcare Accreditation: Accredited by CARF for over 20 years.

Recent Developments

New Facilities and Expansions:

In 2024, SB&H remodeled its Lake Havasu City clinic with a $211,000 investment, expanding office and group room space.

Opened a new community resource center in Phoenix to provide mental health services, focusing on homeless populations.

Strategic Partnerships and Programs:

Entered into an agreement with Coconino County for the Pathways to Community program, offering comprehensive behavioral health services.

Collaborated with Lake Havasu City Unified School District to expand behavioral health services in schools.

Partnership with MATFORCE to support treatment and recovery of substance use disorders.

Recent Accolades:

Dominic Miller, COO of SB&H, recognized in Phoenix Business Journal’s '40 Under 40' list.

Featured in various publications highlighting SB&H’s work and community impact.

Policy Impact:

Supported legislative changes (Senate Bill 1173) allowing out-of-state counselors to practice in Arizona.

Community and Health Initiatives:

Engaged in efforts to mitigate housing insecurity and homelessness with a focus on education and skill development for residents.

Conclusion

Southwest Behavioral & Health Services continues to play a pivotal role in integrating behavioral and primary health services, expanding its outreach, and fostering innovative healthcare solutions throughout Arizona. By maintaining a strong commitment to their mission and values, SB&H seeks to enhance the lives of individuals and the overall health of the community through sustainable and innovative approaches.