Welcome to Indiana Veterans
Behavioral Health Network!
WHAT IS IVBHN?
The Indiana Veterans Behavioral Health Network (IVBHN) was formed in May 2009 as a result of a Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) planning grant. It is a network that brings key partners together to improve behavioral health and well-being among Indiana’s rural veterans and their families through increased access to behavioral health care services. HRSA has awarded $536,600 in funds to Affiliated Service Providers of Indiana, Inc (ASPIN) to be used over a three year period to support increased access to veteran behavioral health services provided at the Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis.
Mission Statement
The Indiana Veterans Behavioral Health Network will work to increase accessibility of veterans to services, to streamline referral and reimbursement processes, and to create a matrix of family care that meets the needs of rural veterans
Indiana Veterans
Of the approximately 12,000 Hoosiers in the Army National Guard and the additional 1,900 in the Air National Guard, over 12,000 soldiers have been deployed at least once since September 11, 2001. The Indiana Army Guard grew by 1,235 between 2004 and 2007, making Indiana the fourth-largest Army Guard in the nation.
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IVBHN is Happy to Announce the Military Ready Behavioral Health Provider Organization Designation Program
The Military Ready Behavioral Health Provider Organization Designation program seeks to establish a network of veteran friendly behavioral health providers through the Indiana Veterans Behavioral Health Network. Each provider must meet the requirements of either the one, two, three or four star levels as shown on the designation grid. Please click here for more information.
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