COPE presents Workshop at NatCon23
On Tuesday, May 2nd, 2023, COPE staff presented a workshop at NatCon23 in Los Angeles, CA. This event is the largest conference in mental health and substance use treatment — with thousands in attendance — and is presented by the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. COPE was the only Arizona-based provider selected to present a workshop at this conference. Elizabeth Moran, M.D., MAT Medical...
read moreWorkforce Innovations Collaboration
COPE is highly invested in providing its workforce with ongoing support, training, and education. The wellness of our staff fuels compassion, commitment, and dedication that culminate in the delivery of transformative care to the community. COPE was one of 28 organizations across the U.S. and Puerto Rico to be awarded the Workforce Innovations Grant in June 2022 by the National Council for...
read moreGenoa Healthcare Opens 3rd onsite pharmacy at COPE
On Tuesday, May 24, Genoa Healthcare hosted a grand opening for the newest pharmacy at COPE’s Lakeside Integrated Care Clinic. This new Genoa Healthcare pharmacy will help individuals receive services at COPE’s integrated clinic, increasing accessibility for its members. In Arizona, approximately one in 20 adults live with a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar...
read moreCOPE Receives 2021 Culture Inversion Award
COPE was recently presented with the 2021 Culture Inversion Award, by Lovitt & Touche (L&T). This award recognizes organizations for their outstanding efforts in creating and proactively emphasizing a culture of safety — that ensures employees remain safe and healthy while on the job. The Culture Inversion Awards are based on L&T’s proprietary safety model, which takes its name...
read moreCOPE Is an approved HRSA STAR Loan Repayment Program (LRP) Provider
The Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery Loan Repayment Program (STAR LRP) gives behavioral health providers up to $250,000 to repay school loans in exchange for working full-time for six years at an approved site. The Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA) oversees this new program designed to help recruit and retain a more diverse set of behavioral health providers...
read moreIntroducing COPE’s Pandemic Outreach Project (POP) Program
COPE is pleased to announce the Pandemic Outreach Project (POP) program. The POP program increases access to treatment services for individuals who have been impacted by the pandemic.
read moreMasks & PPE Donations
With the nationwide shortage of masks, COPE is asking the community for assistance.
read moreCOVID-19 update (3/30/2020)
COPE continues to monitor the development and impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community and the organization. The health and safety of our members, staff, and community, remain a top priority at COPE. As we learn more about COVID-19, it is important to follow the guidelines laid out by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Click here to stay up to date with the CDC...
read moreTelehealth services are available in response to COVID-19
As we follow the developments of the COVID-19 pandemic, COPE is committed to providing quality care to our members. We are pleased to announce that we have the ability to o ffer Telehealth services in place of face to face services.
read moreCOVID-19 NOTICE FROM COPE
COPE Community Services, Inc. (COPE) is monitoring the development and impact of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in our community. The health and safety of our members, staff, and community, is a top priority at COPE. At this time, there is no disruption in services and to our business operations. As we learn more about COVID-19, it is important to follow the guidelines laid out by the Centers for...
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