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Bridgeway Center Inc. (BCI)

BCI is one of the most experienced non-profit psychological healthcare companies in Okaloosa County serving Children, Adults, and Families for over forty-five (45) years, including those who have historically faced barriers to quality care.

Why BCI Is Different

by Dan Cobbs, MPA, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer of BCI


 

Diverse Services

Our growing array of services include:

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Through this website, you can learn more about us and our services.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) to BCI

What is BCI's Outlook?

CEO's Health Care Chat



 

Crisis Hotline and Rape Crisis Center

For individuals in the midst of emotional crisis or who have suffered any type of sexual assault, help is only a phone call away.

 

 

Veterans Among Us

Bridgeway Center Inc. salutes its team members that have served our country. Read More...

 

BCI's 2012 Annual Report
Bridgeway Center Inc. 2011 Annual Report

The 2012 Annual Report chronicles the points of excellence and achievements accomplished within the past year. Click here to view the full report.


 

Bridgeway Center Inc.

Vision Statement

Be the safest, most progressive psychological healthcare organization in America by our relentless pursuit of employee and customer excellence.

Mission Statement

‘To serve and protect families and children with
quality psychosocial healthcare.’

 

Happenings at Bridgeway Center Inc.

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Bridgeway Center Hosts Lauren's Kids "Walk in My Shoes" Event

Bridgeway Center recently hosted the 4th annual Lauren's Kids “Walk in My Shoes”. Lauren Book is the founder of Lauren’s Kids and a survivor of childhood sexual abuse.  Lauren’s 1500 mile journey across Florida concluded in Tallahassee on April 23, 2013.  This event raises awareness of childhood sexual abuse, encourages support and passage of legislation designed to protect children from sexual assault, and provides support to each of the 42 million survivors of childhood sexual abuse who live the United States. This was Bridgeway Center’s third year to honor Lauren.


 
Do the Math – Not the Myths of Psychological Healthcare

by Dan Cobbs, MPA, FACHE, Chief Executive Officer

The first question you need to ask yourself, has the problem of access for anyone to receive substance abuse and mental health treatment been solved? The answer is an obvious “NO”, and the “NO” has been reinforced in Florida for over 20 consecutive years. This has been devastating for the uninsured and persons with disabilities.

1. Myth: Bridgeway Center, Inc. (BCI) is closing the doors for all services in Okaloosa County.

Truth: Bridgeway Center, Inc. is open for business and will continue mental health and substance abuse outpatient services. Last year BCI provided in excess of 200,000 client services to the community. The only areas that are affected by the closing on May 3, 2013 at midnight are the Inpatient Services Programs which consist of the Crisis Stabilization Unit, the Detoxification Unit, Emergency Services, and Food Services.

Click Here to Read the Complete Aritcle


 
The Cause for the Crisis in the State of Florida's Public Safety Funding for Substance Abuse Mental health (SAMH) for Bridgeway Center Inc. of Okaloosa County

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 Bridgeway Center Honor Keith Kulow, M.D.

2011 Accreditation Team

Former Bridgeway Center Inc. (BCI) Board of Trustee, Keith Kulow, M.D. was honored for ten (10) years of service. Highlights of Keith’s exemplary service to BCI include Board Chairman, Quality Planning Committee Chair, Nominating Committee Chair, Human Resources Committee Chair, DUI Advisory Committee Chair, and Audit Committee Chair. Pictured left to right are Keith Kulow, MD; Joyce Kiser, Past Board Chair; and Jack Burkett, Current Board Chair.


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