Hospitals and healthcare
Coordinated referral, discharge, medication, and follow-up pathways across clinical settings.
Build a connected response
Community, Government & Health Partnerships
Partner with ICGH on rural and urban health transformation, behavioral health, substance use, mobile care, risk reduction, justice reentry, youth, and community recovery services.
Who we work with
Recovery works better when systems work together.
Health departments and counties
Mobile care, outreach, resource navigation, public education, and locally designed access points.
Courts, jails, and reentry partners
Continuity before and after release, including treatment, peers, transportation, housing, and warm handoffs.
Schools and youth organizations
Trauma-informed behavioral healthcare and family support closer to where children and adolescents live and learn.
Government and grant partners
Implementation, reporting, community engagement, and recovery infrastructure tied to shared goals.
Recovery communities
Peer leadership, housing, outreach, employment, education, and practical support beyond an episode of treatment.
Verified quality and system relationships
Connected across North Carolina’s behavioral-health system
ICGH works with North Carolina managed-care organizations and regional systems to coordinate access and continuity. Coverage, authorization, and network participation vary by program, location, eligibility, and plan; patients and referral partners should confirm current arrangements before services begin.
CARFAccredited programs independently listed by CARF InternationalPartners Health ManagementNorth Carolina managed-care and community-system partnerVaya HealthNorth Carolina managed-care and community-system partnerTrillium Health ResourcesNorth Carolina managed-care and community-system partnerAlliance HealthNorth Carolina managed-care and community-system partner
Organization names identify verified accreditation or working relationships; they do not imply endorsement of every ICGH service or guarantee payment.
Community health transformation
Infrastructure that reaches beyond a clinic.
ICGH supports rural and urban counties and regional partners through mobile integrated care, resource navigation, risk-reduction programs, health-product vending machines, public education, and coordinated pathways into treatment, housing, and recovery support.
Opioid-settlement initiatives
Locally designed programs that connect public funding with direct community access and accountable implementation.
Federal rural-health initiatives
Grant-supported work expanding medication access, outreach, coordination, and recovery infrastructure.
Resource navigation
Practical connections to clinical services, benefits, transportation, housing, and recovery supports.
Public-awareness campaigns
Television, radio, billboard, digital, recovery, and anti-stigma messaging linked to real pathways into care.
Mobile integrated care
Clinical and peer services brought into communities through mobile units and trusted local partners.
Risk reduction
Naloxone, education, outreach supplies, healthcare vending machines, and direct connection to treatment.
Start a partnership conversation
Tell ICGH what your community or organization is trying to solve.
Recovery resources
Connect with recovery beyond your appointments.
Recovery North Carolina
Recovery NC is a nonprofit connecting individuals, families, and communities with recovery support and resources, including connections to treatment, housing, employment, and education.
Explore Recovery NC ↗Medication-Assisted 12 Steps
An independent recovery fellowship offering online meetings and readings that welcome people using prescribed recovery medication.
Find meetings & readings ↗These links open external websites. Visit each organization for current resources and meeting information.