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This is my
Felicia Heather Joe
Adam Jenny Peter
Pooja Ron Christine
2017 Annual Report
EMERGENCY SERVICESEvery second counts in a mental health emergency.
I amme! ntally ill
“So many people weather difficult storms. There is no greater
compliment than being trusted by a person asking for help.”
Pete Zallar, Team Leader Crisis Stabilization Program
“JOIN US IN THIS JOURNEY
THROUGH OUR 70TH YEAR”
PRESIDENT’S REPORTAs we move into our 70th year as an organization, I am especially proud to welcome you to the pages of our annual report. We hope to increase your awareness of our role as a specialty care system for mental health and substance use treatment.
I am extremely proud of the Journey team that operates our 28 programs. They are experts. They are innovative. They are tireless in their efforts to support individuals in their journey to recovery. Our staff produce measurable outcomes for this community by:
• Diverting individuals in a mental health crisis away from costly hospital emergency rooms,
• Lowering jail recidivism rates,• Helping people overcome their opioid addiction, and • Supporting family preservation.
Journey’s continuum of care continues to thrive, in our clinics, in our community-based locations, in emergency rooms, and in our culturally-specific programs. We are proud of our expansion into adjacent counties. We are doing all we can to be a part of the solution to the opioid crisis in our community.
During our 70th year celebration, we want to acknowledge our long-standing partnership with Dane County Human Services. County Executive Joe Parisi, Human Services Director Lynn Green, and their respective staff, work hard to ensure that there are strong and effective programs through partners like Journey. We value our partnership with them.
I wish to extend a special invitation to you, to join us, in this journey through our 70th year. We hope you will participate in our efforts to begin a community dialogue about mental illness and substance use, to increase awareness, to reduce stigma, and to join us in our belief that recovery is a possibility for us all. Leading this challenge will be the courageous individuals who will share the stories of their own personal journeys to recovery. You will meet some of them in this report.
This is our journey ... thank you for joining us.
Lynn Brady, President and CEO
I live with mental illness and this is my
ON THE COVER
Journey Mental Health Center clients, staff and board members
will be featured in an advocacy campaign called “This is my
Journey.” The campaign is designed to decrease the
stigma of mental illness. The back-cover art includes Felicia,
an inspirational 58-year-old mother and grandmother who
is a Journey client, as well as an employee. She is striving to
achieve her high school diploma.
The Emergency Services Unit at Journey cared for Joe during a mental health crisis. Today, Joe is an avid videographer and a member of Journey’s Yahara House.
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WE CELEBRATE RECOVERY
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Lynn Brady President and CEO
SPECIAL THANKS TO
Joe
COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES
I live with mental illness and this is my
Ron loves to cook and enjoys walking. He has been a client in Journey’s Gateway Community Support Program for more than 20 years.
We’re in your neighborhood making a difference ... every single day.
“Helping clients recognize their successes, no matter how small, is the best part of my job.”
I am acollege graduate
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Christine Albertson, Clinical Team ManagerForward Solutions Community Support Program
CLINIC-BASED SERVICESThe right level of care ... at the right time.
“I love helping my community by creating a safe place for
individuals to be heard, to learn, cope, and heal from mental
health and substance use.” Kayla Eggen, Psychotherapist, Ujima Program
Jenny, a talented artist, battled alcoholism and won. Today she works as a peer support specialist in the Journey to Health and Wellness Program.
WE CELEBRATE RECOVERY
WE CELEBRATE RESILIENCY
I am asober mom
I live with addiction and this is my
Ron Jenny
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WE CELEBRATE RESILIENCY
WE CELEBRATE RECOVERY
Our Continuum of Care28 PROGRAMS ADDRESSING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE USE NEEDS
PSYCHIATRIC FACILITIES
HOSPITALS
SCHOOLSLAW ENFORCEMENT PRIMARY CARE
COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND REFERRAL SOURCES
EMERGENCY SERVICES COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES CLINIC-BASED SERVICES
PEER AGENCIESDANE COUNTY HUMAN SERVICES
HEALTH INSURERS
FAMILY/NEIGHBORS
SELF-REFERRAL
Assertive Community Treatment Intensive Case Management Supportive Case Management Outpatient Services Psychiatric ServicesAcute and Transitional
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS
OUTCOMES IN PEOPLE’S LIVES
AND IN OUR COMMUNITIES
24/7 Emergency Services
24/7 Crisis Hotline
Columbia County CSP
Medication Services
Journey to Health and Wellness (Integrated Primary Care)
Mobile Crisis Intervention
Community Treatment Alternatives CSP
Crisis Stabilization
Gateway Community Support Program (CSP)
Group, Family, Individual Therapy
Alternative Sanctions ProgramsBaySide Care Center
Forward Solutions CSP
Opiate Addictions Treatment
Clinical Assessment Unit
Cliníca Latina
Ujima Program
CBITS Program in Schools
Recovery House
Family Preservation Program
Resource Bridge
Opening Avenues to Re-entry Success (OARS)
Promoting Recovery from Onset of Psychosis (PROPs)
GROW (Comprehensive Community Services)
Yahara House
Keystone Community Services
Mental Health First Aid
Jail diversion Shorter hospitalizations Fewer suicide attempts More days sober
Survivors of Suicide (SOS) Support Group
Professional Development and Training Programs
Substance Use Treatment
Decreased recidivism Family networks preserved Decreased childhood trauma Success and stability at work
Kajsiab House / Cambodian Temple Services
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WE CELEBRATE RESILIENCY
WE CELEBRATE RECOVERY
Corporations and OrganizationsPRIMARY SUPPORTERS $5,000+
United Way of Dane CountySVA Consulting LLCMagic Pebble Foundation Inc. AlkermesThe Evjue Foundation Inc.EpicJennie H. Olson Charitable Foundation Inc.Hopes of Wisconsin Inc.Madison Gas and ElectricCUNA Mutual Group
$500+
The Keller Family Charitable TrustUnityPoint Health - MeriterUW Hospitals and Clinics Ho-Chunk NationOakhill Correctional InstituteWipfli LLP Freedom Inc.NAMI Of Dane County Inc.Don’s Home Furniture Inc.Give Back FoundationKalscheur Family FoundationMadison Motorcycle Club
$2,000+
Cottingham and ButlerJohnson BankWPS Charitable FoundationOakbrook CorporationLink2Health SolutionsMichael BestNational Guardian Life Insurance CompanyAmerican Transmission Company LLCSSM Health Care of Wisconsin
2017 DONOR LIST
Individuals and Families
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
Listen To Your MotherGenworth FoundationUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha CountyPhysicians Plus Badger CareMaealine’s House of Drapes and BlindsFood Fight Inc.Magellan Cares FoundationNCSC - National Society of Collegiate ScholarsState Farm InsuranceOur Lady Queen of Peace Parish
Perfect Pumpkin Press
$50+Amy SchulzAndrew GravesBarbara A. LindblomBarbara and David FleschBarbara ShulmanBranden BorremansBrian and Kirsten MillerBrigette Jean SingletaryCaroline FosterCatherine Smith-OhmChris and Sandra QueramChristopher MorrisDaniel and Kathryn McCannDaniel WoellnerDavid and Jane LeCountDavid WilkenDonna UlteigDoris MurphyElena and David GoldenEllen LesserEllen McPeakeEsther HuitingEvelyn ProchaskaEzra KnickelbineFrances DeGraffGene and Debbie DickmanGinny and Jon JensonHeidi HastingsJacquelynn RothsteinJane LewisJanet LeinoJean HastingsJeanne GriffithJennifer MonsonJim and Margaret MeyerJim Van Den BrandtJoe MannchenJohn and Suzanne AllisonJohn C. MetcalfJohn Carrier Joseph IppolitoJosh Peterson and Sara SchroederJuanita F. BlomstromJulia HeusingerJulie CrossKaren NeitzelKathryn AllenKeith Heimforth
Kirsten Moore and Adam HusteddeKurt LindblomLawrence WuestenbergLinda KilgoreLinda NicholsonLinda WuestenbergLisa LindblomLois AndersonLynn SchultzLynne and Ralph Chevalier-RayMarc SchnipperMarcia and Barnet EskinMargaret McGlone and Reece DonihiMargo ZemanMarianne JensenMartin and Linda CroakMary Moldenhauer and Mark GiesfeldtMary NiedereheMary StraitMarybeth DeedonMichael and Kathy GordonMichael and Margaret CollinsMichael IveyMichelle and Kevin GlasgowMichelle MeierMike and Kathleen DibbleMona WasowMuriel MarquardtNancy L. PeckhamPatricia Derer and Tina NeupertPatricia DevriesPatricia KmetPatricia OfferPaul SchwabPing Sun and Kirk ParkinRandi LeederRoger and Liz EricksonRuth and Kerry BaruthSabina BosshardSassi StylesSharon StuessySuzanne and Tom WilkinsonSuzanne GleasonTeri and Kurt EllefsonThomas GoodwynTina NeupertVicki BerensonVincent O’HernWayne Brabender
$1,000+
O’Connell FamilyHoward BixbyRichard KlaasAnonymousAnne Vincens DuffyJerome PasdoLee and Susan CaffertyJody ShandsVeronica FranchinoKyle PetersonNancy and Ken RaglandLynn BradyGail MarkerLinda StellickCharles HarpPeder and Jeanne Moren
$200+Alan CooperAlan ZoellnerAlice SmithBeverly MansfieldBonnie BensonBradley and Mary SchloughCarl StumpfCarol CullenDale HeikingDavid KratchaDean and Karen MillerDorothy and Leonard FaustElizabeth and Hemant ShahElizabeth and Roger EricksonErnell Rothe
Gregory and Allison MeyerHeidi and Paul PankratzHonghong LiaoJames and Carolyn PflastererJan GreenbergJean Hyll and Jeff HalleranJoan and Steven ZieglerJohn BaltzerKaren and Jay NelsonKaren ZiegertKendall and Mary RouseNancy BarrettRachel Thorson-SchmiedReta Harring and Lois HindhedeRhonda HilmershausenRichard and Esther Huiting
$500+Bonnie EastmanJacquelyn ManteufelHeidi PankokeTracy and Burkhard ShervaFred and Wendy ColemanAllen and Joan LiegelHoward GesbeckTanya Lettman-Shue and Greg ShueDouglas and Norma MadsenRoseanne BrownLuellen Lougee and Rhoda RicciardiWilliam Greer and Margaret (Peggy) SleeperClaib CookPeter Tropman and Virginia GravesTim and Pat SizePatricia KruegerSharon and Richard SchloughBob and Sue EagleMichael McCormickNicole HarpJobelle ShandsTheresa and David Beck-EngelJohn and Lauren Greene
SIGNIFICANT FUNDERS AND CONTRACT PROVIDERS
Badger Prairie Health Care Center
Columbia County Health and Human Services Department
Dane County Department of Human Services
Jefferson County Human Services Department
City of Madison
Sauk County Department of Human Services
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
Unified Community Services
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Family Medicine
Department of Veterans Affairs
Wisconsin Department of Health Services
12,208Journey clients work with clinicians who help them set goals leading to Recovery Outcomes
Child + Parent BondingHousingEmploymentNatural SupportsSchool Success
Child AbuseDrug OverdosesSuicideHospitalizationIncarcerationSubstance Use Drunk Driving
JOURNEY SERVED
PEOPLE DURING 2017
INCREASED
DECREASED
2017 REVENUE AND EXPENSES
Journey Mental Health Center is committed to transparency in all of our dealings. The Finance Committee is responsible for the oversight of fiscal planning of the organization, including financial reports and recommendations to the Board of Directors for approval of the annual budget.
Because of our strong partnerships with payers, insurers and donors, we are able to remain the safety-net provider of specialty behavioral health services to those in our community without financial resources.
For more information about Journey’s audited financials, including 990 Tax Forms, please visit journeymhc.org.
REVENUE: $26,644,767
EXPENSES BY PROGRAM
1% Donations
7% State and Federal grants
9% Other contracts
10% Dane County CCS
14% Insurance
58% Dane County Human Services
17% Finance, HR + Technology
18% Emergency Services
27% Clinic-Based Services
37% Community-Based Services
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WE CELEBRATE RECOVERY
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP
Lynn BradyPresident and CEO
Karen Milner, M.D.Chief Medical Officer
Karen NeitzelChief Operating Officer
Alan ZoellnerChief Financial Officer
Brian MillerChief Development Officer
Colleen Clark BussChief Human Resources Officer
Nancy BarrettDirector of Information Technology
CLINICAL LEADERSHIP
Tanya Lettman-ShueChief Clinical Officer
Hannah FlanaganDirector of Emergency Services
Kathryn RindyDirector of Clinical Programs/Clinic-Based Services
Josh PetersonDirector of Clinical Programs/Community-Based Services
Brad SchloughDirector of Expansion Projects
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mary Wright, ChairPresidentWisconsin Housing Preservation Corp.
James Christensen, Vice ChairPrincipal ConsultantStat Org Services LLC
Sam Keller, TreasurerOwner & PresidentTEC
Ron Luskin, SecretaryDevelopment and Marketing ExecutiveActive Retiree
Pamela Bean, Ph.D.PrincipalBioMark Global LLC
Marty CroakAttorneyActive Retiree
Robin GatesPrincipalRobin Gates Consulting
Howard GesbeckCertified Public AccountantActive Retiree
Heidi PankokeSenior Director of Business StrategyTMG by Magellan Health
Kristi Papcke-BensonNurse EducatorMadison College
Kristen RomanPolice ChiefUniversity of Wisconsin
Laura RoseVice President, Policy DevelopmentWisconsin Hospital Association
Larry StudesvilleActive Retiree
Chong VangAttorneyVang Law Office SC
Constance WalkerRetired CaptainU.S. Navy
2017 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
Marty
I was a successful
attorney for 30 years
Marty is
a Journey board
member.
MISSION
Improving people’s lives by pioneering and sustaining effective mental health and substance use disorder services.
VISION
The vision of Journey Mental Health Center is to become a center of excellence for the provision of behavioral health services.
VALUES
Integrity • Diversity Respect • Excellence Accountability • Hope
PEOPLE: Hiring and retaining great employees.
PRODUCTIVITY: Being a model of quality and cost effective service.
PARTNERS: Achieving and maintaining the highest levels of consumer satisfaction.
INQUIRIES
MEDIAMike WiltseAssociate Director of Communications(608) 280-2533
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT/TRAININGMary Sue RobertsAssociate Director of Professional Development608-280-2563
Marty
I live with mental illness and this is my
Medicaid and Medicare are the original source of approximately 45 percent of Journey’s total revenue.
25 Kessel Court, Suite 105Madison, WI 53711
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2017 Annual Report HEALTH WELLNESS RECOVERY
I live with mental illness and this is my
I bring sunshine to work :-)
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