1. Bigger. Bolder.

2. WHO IS FADAA? Not-for-profit corporation Rich 35-year history
Historically representing community-based substance abuse and co-occurring treatment and prevention agencies, managing entities, anti-drug coalitions and individual members across Florida
The perceived leader by national, state and local policy makers, providers and recovery community on substance use disorder policy and related practice improvement
Extensive portfolio of activities that includes hundreds of training and technical assistance events

3. Recognition that behavioral disorders are complex conditions that include substance use, mental health, and co-occurring disorders
Acceptance of behavioral health as a subspecialty in the medical field
Shift to care coordination models in state policy
Changing in payment mechanisms from fee-for-service to value- based and risk-based purchasing
Emerging concept of “Population Health”
Broader use of Medication Assisted Treatment as part of behavioral medicine
Insurance coverage for behavioral health disorders as a result of parity legislation & the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Promoting recovery and recovery systems of care
WHAT HAS CHANGED?

4. Responding to your business needs
Reflective of needs of patients treated for substance use, mental health, and co-occurring disorders

5. WHY TWO? 501(c)(3) Corporation 501(c)(6) Corporation
Providing a robust line of trainings, workshops, and technical assistance
Florida Premier Behavioral Health Conference – the largest in the southeast U.S.
Access to the latest research through our Resource Center
Membership to the National Council
Contracts that benefit members
501(c)(6) Corporation
Representing your business Interests
Public policy leadership
Building a stronger voice in Tallahassee and Washington
Serving as liaison with regulatory agencies
Networking & leadership training

6. DIVISION STRUCTURE

7. THE BUSINESS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DIVISION
Builds bridges with insurance companies
Work on issues with parity enforcement
Workforce development
Marketing practices
Networking & leadership training

8. Criminal justice division
Develops policy and funding recommendations
Promotes innovative practices
Serves as liaison with the Department of Corrections on regulatory issues

9. HOUSING & RECOVERY DIVISION
Develops strategies to support recovery
Develops housing initiatives
Builds partnerships with recovery organizations and housing coalitions

10. PUBLIC RESOURCE division
Works with DCF on state-funded issues
Works with AHCA on issues relating to Medicaid
Engagement with managing entities
Promotes funding for prevention, intervention, treatment and recovery-support for substance use and mental health disorders

11. HEALTH CARE DIVISION
Serves as liaison to state agencies on health care issues
Informs on health care marketplace changes
Assists you in ensuring your company is best positioned for health care marketplace changes
Promotes “Population Health”
Promotes health care marketplace
Promotes best practice

12. Two Brands One Voice • Trainings/ CEUs Technical Assistance Research
Annual Conference
National Council Membership
Business of Behavioral Health
Health Care
Justice
Publically-Funded Resources
Housing & Recovery
Two Brands One Voice •