. d/b/a ASPIN is a 501 (c) 3, non-profit behavioral health provider and education network. Incorporated in November of 1995 ASPIN offers access to clinical providers in over 50 locations throughout the state of Indiana. The ASPIN Behavioral Health Clinical Network maintains
CARF accreditation under the Managed Behavioral Health Care Accreditation standards. The Behavioral Health Clinical Network is also a certified Managed Care Provider (MCP) for the State of Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction. The ASPIN Education Network is certified to provide continuing education credits for several clinical disciplines. Supervisory and management trainings are also offered through certificate programs. Aspin Contact Information
“It is the strategic intent of “ASPIN” to become the leading accredited statewide social and behavioral health network for providing public and private sector care through a comprehensive infrastructure for ; quality professional training, marketing, outcome measurement, new product development, and creation of new affiliations.”
“The mission of ASPIN is to develop, promote, and provide quality, cost effective behavioral healthcare services throughout a network of qualified providers. To support this mission we commit:
To develop and expand partnerships with our customers and network members, leading to high quality, superior value products and services that are responsive to customer needs.
To promote and encourage through political advocacy an informed understanding and utilization of social behavioral healthcare services among the elective and administrative officials.
To establish uniform and consistent resource management and outcome measurement for ASPIN network in an effort to continually improve the delivery of consistent behavioral healthcare services to covered persons and the general population.
To be visionary, innovative, and creative network organization, leading to growth and continuous improvement.
To actively contribute to the healthcare industry and the communities we serve.
To be proactive in identifying changing customers’ needs and expectations that creates business opportunities.
To develop innovative ways of increasing financial and other resources to achieve managed growth and prudent reinvestment of network resources and business development opportunities such as grant opportunities.
To develop and provide quality professional training in identified areas being responsive to the needs of our customers.
To be a financially viable organization. Accessibility – To offer barrier free access to service.
Clinical Efficiency – To deliver effective and high quality behavioral healthcare services through continuous development of best practices and clinical outcomes.
Service Satisfaction – To better serve and meet client expectations that utilize the network through knowledge sharing and enhancement of services.
Cost/Financial – To remain financially viable and strengthen provider centers
Access to Services: Behavioral health services can be accessed through contact with any of the primary provider sites or secondary providers’ sites.
The primary providers include the following agencies: - ASPIN - Indianapolis, IN
- Bowen Center - Warsaw, IN
- Center for Behavioral Health - Bloomington, IN
- Dunn Center - Richmond, IN
- Four County Counseling Center - Logansport, IN
- Hamilton Center - Terre Haute, IN
- Howard Regional Health - Kokomo, IN
- Life Treatment Centers - South Bend, IN
- New Directions, Inc - Lafayette, IN
- Park Center - Fort Wayne, IN
- Quinco Behavioral Health Systems - Columbus, IN
- Wabash Valley Hospital - West Lafayette, IN
- YWCA of Saint Joseph County
- South Bend, IN
- 2nd Chance Ministries, Inc. - Indianapolis, IN
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