About Us
Our Mission:
Improving Lives Through Healthy Minds
The Vision Behind the Mission:
Sanilac CMH values its place as a respected leader among behavioral health organizations recognized for:
- Being a Caring Organization: To demonstrate to those we serve and our entire community that we are a compassionate and caring organization.
- Excellence in Care: To achieve the highest standards in services to those with a mental health diagnosis or an intellectual/developmental disability through CARF-accredited, evidence-based practices.
- Commitment to Quality: Being dedicated to improving the quality of life for those we serve, as evidenced by our three-year CARF accreditations, ongoing staff education, and focus on care for the individuals we serve.
- Comprehensive, Inclusive Services: To provide accessible and individualized mental health and substance use services to ALL Sanilac County residents through our designation as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC).
- Person-Centered Approach: To deliver services that meet each individual's unique needs, supported by a team of professionally trained and licensed staff.
- Whole-Person Care: To focus on whole-person care by integrating mental, physical, and behavioral health services, with an emphasis on recovery, wellness, and trauma-informed care.
- Equitable Access: To uphold non-discriminatory practices by offering services regardless of race, color, nationality, religious or political beliefs, gender, age, disability, or ability to pay.
- Community and Collaboration: To continuously recognize that “community” is part of our name and continue to work across Sanilac County to deliver coordinated care, educate the public, and actively reduce mental health stigma through community events on our own or with our community partners.
- Commitment to Accessibility: As part of our commitment to inclusivity and person-centered planning, we will ensure services are accessible to ALL, including providing reasonable accommodations for residents with disabilities.
Sanilac County Community Mental Health Authority is an accredited public provider offering comprehensive mental health and intellectual/developmental disability services. We are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). CARF surveyors use internationally recognized standards to evaluate an organization's performance and compliance. Sanilac CMH was awarded a three-year accreditation with no identified recommendations, an accomplishment achieved by only 3 percent of CARF surveys. This achievement demonstrates the dedication and commitment of our agency to improving the quality of life for the individuals we serve.
In addition, we are part of the Region 10 Prepaid Inpatient Health Plan (PIHP), a four-county mental health alliance that includes Genesee, Lapeer, and St. Clair counties. Our services are available to Sanilac County residents who are eligible for Medicaid benefits, uninsured or those that are underinsured.
In October of 2023, Sanilac CMH was designated as a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC). A Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) is a specially designated clinic that provides a wide range of mental health and substance use disorder services to anyone who needs them, regardless of diagnosis or insurance status.
CCBHCs are either nonprofit organizations or part of local government behavioral health authorities. They have criteria that must be met either directly or through partnerships. They focus on 24-hour crisis care, evidence-based treatments, coordinating care with local primary health care providers and hospitals, and integrating with physical health care services.
CCBHCs offer a wide range of services aimed at providing access, stabilizing individuals in crisis, and delivering necessary treatment for those with mental health and substance use disorder conditions. Additionally, they incorporate supplementary services to promote a healthcare approach that prioritizes recovery, wellness, trauma-informed care, and physical and behavioral health integration. Comprehensive care includes, but is not limited to, the following criteria:
- 24/7/365 crisis services to help people stabilize in the most clinically appropriate, least restrictive, least traumatizing, and most cost-effective settings.
- Immediate screening and risk assessment for mental health, addictions, and basic primary care needs to improve the chronic multiple disorders that drive poor health conditions and high costs for those with behavioral health disorders.
- Easy access to care with criteria to assure a reduced wait time so those who need services can receive them when they need them, regardless of ability to pay or location of residence.
- Tailored care for active-duty military and veterans to ensure they receive the unique health support essential to their treatment.
- Expanded care coordination with other health care providers, social service providers, and law enforcement, with a focus on whole health and comprehensive access to a full range of medical, behavioral, and supportive services.
- Commitment to peers and family, recognizing that their involvement is essential for recovery and should be fully integrated into care.
At Sanilac CMH our approach is person-centered, meaning we tailor our services to each individual based on their unique needs. We follow clinical protocols established by Region 10 PIHP, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), and Medicaid guidelines. These organizations also provide partial funding for some of the services provided at Sanilac CMH. Our team consists of professionally trained and licensed personnel from various human services fields, ensuring high-quality care.
Sanilac CMH is committed to non-discriminatory practices. We provide services to everyone, regardless of race, color, nationality, religious or political beliefs, gender, age, disability, or ability to pay. We also arrange reasonable accommodations to make our services accessible to residents with disabilities as part of their person-centered service plan.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Robert Kozfkay - Chairperson
John Groustra - Vice Chairperson
William Gray - Auditor
Linda Willis - Secretary
Angie Weber
Anna Lopez
Brett Lester
Joyce Johnson
Lynne Brown
Nanette Susalla
Robyn Gorringe
Roger Ballard, BOC Rep.
BOARD MEETING SCHEDULE
SANILAC CMH AGENCY OFFICERS
Wil Morris - Chief Executive Officer (810) 648-0330
Nicole Beagle - Chief Operating Officer (810) 583-0409
Anthony Shaver - Chief Financial Officer (810) 583-0312
Beth Westover - Chief Information Officer (810) 583-0318
Christine Cucchi - Medical Director (810) 648-0330
Recipient Rights Office (810) 583-0377
AGENCY ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
PROVIDER LIST as of 2-9-26
SCCCMH Service Guide (english)
SCCCMH Service Guide (spanish)
BOARD MEETING MINUTES
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT INFO
Forms-
CORPORATE COMPLIANCE
MISSION
Sanilac County Community Mental Health Authority is committed to providing quality care for the individuals it serves. The Corporate Compliance Programs acts as an internal control that encourages services and supports that promote honesty, integrity and high ethical standards.
Each CMH Staff Member and Service Provider plays a key part in Corporate Compliance.
COMPLAINT REPORTING
SANILAC COUNTY COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH AUTHORITY
227 E Sanilac Ave, Sandusky, MI 48471 - 810-648-0330
Corporate Compliance Officer
Jamie Reinke - 810-648-0330 - x478
Complaints may be submitted to either Officer listed above by mail, email, phone or in person.
Complaints may be submitted anonymously.
You are protected if you make a complaint. Whistleblower provisions provide protection to employees who report a violation or suspected violation of state, local or federal law; it provides protection to employees who participate in hearings, investigations legislative inquires or court actions, and prescribes awards, remedies and penalties.
RESOURCES
Corporate Compliance Program - (Policy BA032)
Corporate Compliance Complaint, Investigation & Reporting Procedure (Procedure DA1005)
Corporate Compliance Complaint Form
Corporate Compliance Annual Plan FY26
REGION 10 PIHP
2184 Water St., Port Huron, MI 48060 - 810.966.3399
Report Medicaid Fraud and Abuse
Go to Region 10 PIHP's Corporate Compliance page.
MDHHS/OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL
PO Box 30062, Lansing, MI 48909 - (toll free) 855.MI FRAUD (643.7283)
Report Medicaid Fraud and Abuse
SUBMIT AN ONLINE COMPLAINT FORM
(Michigan Department of Health and Human Services/Office of Inspector General)
ANNUAL REPORTS
Annual Report 2023
Annual Report 2022
Annual Report 2021
ANNUAL SUBMISSION SUMMARY
Summary 2024
Summary 2023
Summary 2022
QI GOALS & OBJECTIVES
FY2026 Goals
FY2025 Goals
FY2024 Goals
REGION 10 QI PROGRAM & WORKPLAN
R10 FY25 QI Program & Workplan
R10 FY24 QI Program & Workplan-Annual Report
R10 FY24 QI Program & Workplan
R10 FY23 QI Program & Workplan-Annual Report
R10 FY23 QI Program & Workplan
SCCMH QI PROGRAM & WORKPLAN
FY25 QI Program & Workplan
FY24 QI Program & Workplan
FY23 QI Program & Workplan
CARF ACCREDITATION
2023 - Letter and Report
2021 - Letter and Report
2017 - Report
CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY
2025 Survey Summary
2024 Survey Summary
2023 Survey Summary
REGION 10 RSA SURVEY
R10 FY23 RSA Survey Final
R10 FY22 RSA Survey Final
R10 FY21 RSA Survey Final
REGION 10 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY
R10 FY24 Customer Satisfaction Survey Final
R10 FY23 Customer Satisfaction Survey Final
R10 FY22 Customer Satisfaction Survey Final
ACCESSIBILITY SURVEY SUMMARY
2024 Survey Summary
2023 Survey Summary
2022 Survey Summary
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
2024 Performance Indicator Report
2023 Performance Indicator Report
2022 Performance Indicator Report
