School Based Programs

School Based Health Centers (SBHC) provide cost-effective & time-efficient services that benefit the community, schools, teachers, parents and students.

Visits 2016-2017

Dental – 15%
Medical – 33%
Behavioral Health – 52%

Total Revenue 2016-2017

Medical – 27%
Dental – 34%
Behavioral Health – 39%

Cost Effective

48% Increase in number of BH Visits at CTRA with the addition of Full time SW
166 Physicals Exams FY 16-17
40 Physical examinations provided for uninsured students
37% increase from FY 15-16
ADAPT (Assessing the Development to Assist Preschoolers in Transition) program identified 26 % of preschoolers exhibiting at-risk behaviors (compared to national average of 4%).
Screening component of ADAPT identified 26% of students at risk compared to a 4% national rate
Increased Medical care by 125% due to a full time APRN at Larson SBHC

Time Efficient And Prevention Based

2,608 Dental Sealants provided between 2013-2017.
In 180 school days SBHC Staff spend over 101 equivalent school days providing care and services that are neither billable nor reimbursable.

Response to Community Needs

World Changers and Power Pushers Group to empower female students as Leaders vs. Bullies

CTRA created a food pantry for students and hosted a food drive

CBITS & Bounce Back Treatment Groups in Elementary and Middle School

Parenting Power Parenting Groups in Elementary Schools

ADAPT – To address preschool behavioral health needs

AIDS Mobile Theater at the High Schools.

Mental health needs addressed by hiring additional staff

CTRA Social Worker
School Readiness Social Worker
Goodwin College Behavioral Health Services