Opioid Health Home

Hegira Health's Integrated OHH Program for Medicaid Beneficiaries

Hegira Health's OHH program offers Medicaid beneficiaries with opioid disorders integrated, person-centered, and comprehensive care to address the complexity of their comorbid physical and behavioral health conditions. Through excellence in care coordination, our OHH team works with other community resources to ensure that participants' primary and specialty medical, behavioral health, social, housing, financial, legal and educational/employment needs are met.

Defining Mental Health:

Understanding Key Concepts

"Comorbid physical and behavioral health conditions" refers to the presence of both physical health issues, such as chronic diseases or infections, and mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression, occurring in the same person at the same time.

This involves connecting individuals with mental health needs to external community resources and social services that can provide additional support, such as housing assistance, financial aid, or legal aid, to address various aspects of their mental health and overall well-being.

Referral to Community & Social Services

The provision of assistance, comfort, and resources to individuals and their families experiencing mental health challenges, aimed at addressing their emotional, social, and practical needs.

Individual & Family Support

This refers to the support and coordination of a patient’s transfer from one mental health care setting to another, and can include the provision of necessary information, care, and support to ensure the individual's seamless transition and ongoing well-being.

Comprehensive Transitional Care

Activities aimed at enhancing the mental health and well-being of individuals, including education, lifestyle modifications, and other interventions designed to improve overall mental health outcomes.

Health Promotion

The deliberate organization of mental health care activities between two or more participants, such as the client, the family, or various mental health providers, to facilitate the appropriate delivery of mental health services.

Care Coordination

This involves the organization and oversight of all aspects of an individual's mental health care, including assessment, planning, facilitation, and advocacy, ensuring the coordination of all services to meet the individual's mental health needs.