HERITAGE PARTNERS CONSULTING LLC

Heritage Partners Consulting LLC specializes in delivering community-based behavioral health and residential support services to vulnerable populations under federal oversight. Their core capabilities include designing and operating outpatient substance use disorder treatment programs, as well as managing assisted living housing models for individuals transitioning from incarceration or military service. The contractor provides integrated care coordination, case management, and therapeutic support services tailored to adults in custody and veterans, with a focus on reentry readiness, mental health stabilization, and long-term recovery outcomes. Their technical expertise lies in compliance with federal behavioral health standards, trauma-informed care frameworks, and coordination with correctional and VA systems to ensure continuity of care across institutional and community settings. A key differentiator is their targeted approach to serving women and other underserved populations within justice- and veteran-impacted systems. The contractor has demonstrated direct engagement with the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Federal Bureau of Prisons, delivering residential and outpatient behavioral health services aligned with VA’s Community Care Network and BOP’s reentry initiatives. Their work with these agencies reflects a pattern of supporting transitional housing and outpatient treatment programs that bridge institutional care with community reintegration. Heritage Partners focuses on NAICS 623220 (residential mental health and substance abuse facilities) and 621420 (outpatient mental health and substance abuse services), positioning itself as a niche provider in the federal behavioral health continuum. They specialize in non-institutional, community-based care models that prioritize individualized treatment plans and wraparound services. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified contractor based in Branford, FL, Heritage Partners brings a mission-driven perspective to federal behavioral health contracting, leveraging its ownership status to advance equity in access to care while maintaining compliance with federal procurement standards.