ABOUT AFLH
LICENSED RESIDENTIAL AND CERTIFIED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROVIDER
CARF Accreditation Badge
CARF‑accredited provider delivering quality outcomes
Ohio Department of Behavioral Health
Aligned with Ohio Department of Behavioral Health (DBH) standards
QMHS Staff Mention
Qualified Mental Health Specialist staff on site.
(Ohio professional groups confirm the department’s name change in 2025. (Ohio Psychiatry))
Organizational Overview
AFLH is an Ohio-licensed residential and certified behavioral health provider serving adults and adolescents.
The organization operates structured residential programs and a certified behavioral health agency offering outpatient treatment, residential treatment, day treatment, and case management services.
All services are delivered in accordance with Ohio Department of Behavioral Health regulations, Ohio Administrative Code requirements, and CARF accreditation standards.
AFLH integrates residential structure with clinical services through defined regulatory scope and individualized service planning.
Our Service Model
AFLH operates under two coordinated service areas:
Residential Programs
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Adult Residential Support
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Adolescent Residential Treatment
These programs provide structured living environments with supervised support and coordination of behavioral health services when applicable.
Residential programs operate within defined licensure standards and are not inpatient hospital facilities.
Behavioral Health Agency Services
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Outpatient Treatment
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Day Treatment
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Case Management
Behavioral health services are delivered by appropriately credentialed professionals operating within scope of licensure and certification.
Services are based on clinical assessment, documented medical necessity, and individualized treatment planning.
Regulatory Compliance
AFLH is licensed and/or certified by the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health.
Programs are subject to:
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State regulatory oversight
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Documentation standards
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Quality assurance monitoring
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Accreditation review
The organization maintains CARF accreditation, demonstrating adherence to nationally recognized service delivery and governance standards.
Organizational Standards
AFLH maintains operational standards that include:
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Defined admission criteria
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Formal referral review processes
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Individualized service planning
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Ongoing documentation review
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Staff credential verification
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Compliance monitoring and quality improvement
Services are delivered within defined regulatory scope and service authorization requirements when applicable.
Professional Leadership
AFLH leadership oversees:
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Regulatory compliance
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Program development
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Clinical oversight
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Staff training and credentialing
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Quality assurance processes
Leadership is responsible for ensuring that all services align with state regulations, accreditation standards, and ethical service delivery expectations.
Commitment to Structured Service Delivery
AFLH is committed to:
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Providing structured and supervised environments
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Delivering services based on individualized assessment
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Maintaining documentation standards
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Operating within regulatory parameters
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Continuous quality improvement
Service availability and placement decisions are determined through formal review and assessment.
ROOM AND BOARD ASSISTANCE
Residential State Supplement (RSS)
The Residential State Supplement (RSS) program provides financial and Medicaid assistance to adults with disabilities who prefer to live in a community setting. At AFLH, we proudly accept RSS for room and board, ensuring residents receive comprehensive accommodations, supervision, and personal care. All personal care provided by AFLH is non-medical in nature. Clinical services are arranged through external licensed providers.
What is RSS?
RSS helps adults with disabilities combine financial benefits with personal income to pay for living expenses in eligible residential facilities. The program is designed to support sustainable, person-centered living arrangements.
Program Features:
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Monthly Fee: $1,600 covers room, supervision, and personal care services.
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Personal Needs Allowance: Residents retain $200 each month for personal
How to Apply for RSS
Applying for RSS is a simple process:
1. Access Forms: Visit mha.ohio.gov/RSS to download the necessary application forms.
2. Submit Your Application
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Email via encryption to RSS@mha.ohio.gov
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Fax to (614) 485-9747
3. Eligibility Confirmation:
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Ohio Department of Behavioral Health and the County Department of Job & Family Services (CDJFS) will review your application.
4. Enrollment:
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Approved participants will receive their first RSS benefit within one month of moving into the facility.
For detailed guidance, contact Ohio Department of Behavioral Health Community Integration at (614) 752-9316 or email RSS@mha.ohio.gov.
Who Qualifies for RSS?
To qualify for RSS:
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You must choose an eligible residential facility licensed by Ohio Department of Behavioral Health
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Meet financial and disability criteria as determined by CDJFS.
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Maintain eligibility by reporting changes in income, residence, or representative payee information within 10 days.
Have Questions?
If you have additional questions or need help with your application, feel free to contact:
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Ohio Department of Behavioral Health Community Integration: (614) 752-9316
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AFLH: 614-808-1011
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Visit the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health RSS Program Page for further information.
Licensing Disclaimer
AFLH is a CARF-Accredited Badge, Ohio Department of Behavioral Health Licensed, and Ohio Department of Behavioral Health-Certified Behavioral Health Agency authorized under Behavioral Health Certification #01-9241 to provide adolescent behavioral health services, including residential and community-based programs.AFLH complies with HIPAA, 42 CFR Part 2, and all applicable state and federal nondiscrimination laws.
Medical/Clinical Disclaimer
AFLH does not offer skilled nursing, medical diagnosis, or therapy services. Health-related services are coordinated through external licensed providers.