COORDINATED BEHAVIORAL CARE IPA, INC.

COORDINATED BEHAVIORAL CARE IPA, INC. provides behavioral health care coordination and managed care services within public health systems, focusing on integrated care delivery for vulnerable populations. The organization specializes in managing networks of behavioral health providers, facilitating care coordination across mental health and substance use disorder services, and ensuring compliance with state-funded managed care requirements. Their technical expertise includes utilization review, prior authorization workflows, member outreach, data reporting for quality metrics, and interoperability with state Medicaid management information systems. Key differentiators include deep operational experience in community-based behavioral health networks and a focus on population health outcomes through structured care management protocols. Award history does not provide sufficient detail to identify specific agencies or contract vehicles, and no recent awards are available for analysis. Therefore, no definitive agency relationships or service patterns can be confirmed based on the provided data. The contractor operates within the behavioral health and managed care sector, though no NAICS codes are available to define precise industry categorization. In practice, this suggests a focus on state-funded health programs involving Medicaid managed care, behavioral health integration, and provider network administration. The organization is positioned as a specialized intermediary between public payers and community-based behavioral health providers. COORDINATED BEHAVIORAL CARE IPA, INC. is structured as a 2L entity based in New York, NY, indicating a limited liability company with a specific legal designation under state law. No government certifications are listed. The company’s geographic presence is centered in New York, with operations likely aligned with state and local public health initiatives. Its market positioning reflects a niche role in behavioral health managed care, serving as a bridge between state agencies and provider networks without publicly disclosed federal certifications or multi-state operational scale.