Clinical Services
UPC’s Behavioral Health Care Managers (BHCM) work with you and your Primary Care Provider in team-based treatment planning. The goal of the BHCM program is to help teach the skills and tools that reduce the negative impact depression and anxiety symptoms have on one’s life. BHCMs provide education, evidence-based brief interventions, and linkage and referral to community-based services as indicated.
**Crisis situations requiring hospitalization or acute psychiatric evaluation for safety concerns are handled through the individual’s local hospital’s emergency services.
Behavioral Health Locations
UPC Providers
LSW
Sydnee
Ball
Behavioral Health Care Manager
Angeline
Barnish
Behavioral Health Care Manager
Rachael
Champlin
LCSW-R
Tammie
DeYoe
LMSW
Angie
Olson
LCSW-R
Liz
Palumbo
LCSW
Kimberly
Warner
NY Project Hope is New York’s COVID-19 Emotional Support Helpline.
There is great information and resources available.
The National Suicide Prevention hotline is changing from 1-800-273-8255 to “988”.
988 connects people to the National Suicide Lifeline, and people can chat, text, or call to speak directly to a team of trained mental health professionals. “988” goes live on July 16, 2022. Please share with your family and friends. Together we are stronger!
For additional information about suicide in the U.S., please visit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention website at: https://afsp.org/suicide-statistics/