named programs · 10 · from sources
what they call their work
Community Living Services
Provides residential behavioral health interventions for adults in community-based settings to build independence and prevent more restrictive care. Includes skills training, personal care, counseling, and medication support in multiple homes across Phoenix and Mesa.
Crisis Intervention
Offers immediate support for individuals experiencing behavioral health crises through dedicated crisis lines and intervention services.
Crisis Response Services
Provides 24/7 behavioral health crisis support through regional crisis lines in Northern, Central, and Southern Arizona.
InSHAPE Wellness Program
Wellness program focused on improving physical health outcomes for individuals with serious mental illness.
Integrated Care
Coordinates behavioral health and primary care services to address chronic illnesses and improve outcomes for individuals with mental health and substance use disorders.
Opioid Replacement Clinics
Operates four clinics across Arizona providing therapy and medication for opioid dependence to address the statewide crisis.
Outpatient Services
Provides therapy and psychiatric services for various mental health issues, including substance abuse and relationship problems.
Permanent Supported Housing Program
Provides long-term housing and support services for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, including those with HIV (HOPWA).
Prevention and Early Intervention Services
Delivers school-based counseling and prevention programs in over 45 schools in Maricopa County.
SB&H Training Institute
APA-accredited doctoral psychology internship program that trains masters and post-doctoral level clinicians; partners with universities for education and research.
activities · 14 groups
what they do
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Professional Accreditation & Certification Maintenance 9 activities
- Accreditation and Quality AssuranceMaintains CARF accreditation for over 20 years and holds American Psychological Association accreditation for its doctoral training program, ensuring high standards in service delivery and training.
- Accreditation and Quality AssuranceMaintains CARF accreditation for over 20 years and holds APA accreditation for its Doctoral Psychology Training Program, ensuring high standards in service delivery and training.
- Accreditation and Quality StandardsMaintains CARF accreditation for over 20 years and holds APA accreditation for its Doctoral Psychology Training Program, ensuring high standards in behavioral health services and training.
- Doctoral Psychology Training ProgramProvides doctoral-level psychology internship training through an American Psychological Association (APA)-accredited program, accepting practicum students from universities and hosting master's and post-doctoral interns and residents.
- Psychology Training and Internship ProgramsProvides doctoral-level psychology internship training through an APA-accredited program, hosts master’s and post-doctoral interns, and accepts practicum students from universities including Midwestern and Northern Arizona University.
- Psychology Training and Internship ProgramsProvides APA-accredited doctoral psychology internship training and hosts master’s and post-doctoral interns annually, maintaining accreditation for over 20 years through CARF and the American Psychological Association.
- Psychology Training and Internship ProgramsProvides doctoral-level psychology internship training through an APA-accredited program, hosts practicum students and post-doctoral residents, and has trained students from Midwestern University, Northern Arizona University, and Sias University in China.
- Psychology Training and Internship ProgramsOffers an APA-accredited Doctoral Psychology Training Program and hosts practicum students, post-doctoral interns, and residents annually in partnership with universities including Midwestern University, Northern Arizona University, and Sias University in China.
- Training and Internship ProgramsProvides doctoral-level psychology internship training through an APA-accredited program and hosts master’s-level and post-doctoral interns; accepted five practicum students in 2020–2021 and hosted over 26 master’s interns and 15 post-doctoral residents in FY2016.
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Outpatient & Residential Recovery Support Services 7 activities
- Community-Based Residential and Day Treatment ProgramsProvides day treatment services and community-based residential interventions for adults with serious mental illness and substance use disorders, including resilience training, health and wellness activities, skills development, and strength-based supports to prevent hospitalization.
- Community-Based Residential and Day Treatment ProgramsProvides day treatment and community-based residential services for adults with serious mental illness and substance use disorders, including resilience training, health and wellness activities, skills development, and personal care to promote independence.
- Day Treatment and Community Recovery ProgramsProvides day treatment services for adults with serious mental illness and substance use disorders, including individual counseling, 12-week resilience courses, job development, health and wellness activities, and social recreation to support recovery and community independence.
- Day Treatment and Resilience ProgramsProvides day treatment services including individual counseling, 12-week resilience courses, job development, health and wellness, and social recreational activities for adults with serious mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
- Day Treatment and Wellness ProgramsOffers day treatment services for adults with serious mental illness and substance use disorders, including individual counseling, 12-week resilience courses, job development, health and wellness activities, and social recreation.
- Vocational and Day Treatment ProgramsProvides vocational support through the Community Resilience Center to help individuals explore employment opportunities and gain work experience. Also offers day treatment services including individual counseling, resilience courses, job development, health and wellness, and social recreational activities for adults with serious mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
- Vocational and Day Treatment ProgramsProvides vocational support through the Community Resilience Center to help individuals explore employment opportunities and gain work experience. Offers day treatment services including individual counseling, resilience courses, job development, health and wellness, and social recreational activities for adults with serious mental illness and substance abuse disorders.
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Short-Term Psychiatric Crisis Stabilization 7 activities
- Crisis Intervention and Inpatient CareOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities with 24-hour nursing coverage for individuals with acute psychosis or depression, serving over 2,000 patients in 2014. Also provides recovery-based behavioral health interventions in structured, non-hospital settings to prevent escalation to more restrictive treatment.
- Crisis and Inpatient Behavioral Health ServicesOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities and two inpatient units for individuals with acute psychosis or depression who are a danger to themselves or others, providing recovery-based behavioral health interventions in a structured, non-hospital setting with 24-hour nursing coverage.
- Inpatient Psychiatric CareOperates two inpatient units for individuals with acute psychosis or depression who are a danger to self or others, with secured crisis facilities offering 24-hour nursing and an average stay of 3–5 days.
- Inpatient and Crisis Stabilization ServicesOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities and two inpatient units for acute psychiatric care, offering 24-hour nursing coverage, short-term stabilization (3–5 days), and recovery-based interventions for individuals in behavioral crisis or at risk of harm.
- Inpatient and Crisis Stabilization ServicesOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities and two inpatient units for acute psychiatric conditions, offering 24-hour nursing, short-term stabilization (3–5 days), and recovery-based interventions to prevent hospitalization and manage behavioral crises.
- Inpatient and Crisis Stabilization ServicesOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities and two inpatient units for adults in acute behavioral crisis, offering 24-hour nursing coverage, short-term stabilization (3–5 day average stay), and non-hospital interventions to prevent escalation to more restrictive settings.
- Inpatient and Crisis Stabilization ServicesOperates secured inpatient crisis facilities and two inpatient units for acute psychiatric conditions, offering 24-hour nursing, short-term stabilization (3–5 days), and recovery-based interventions to prevent hospitalization and manage behavioral crises.
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School-Based Behavioral Health Prevention 7 activities
- Prevention and Early Intervention ProgramsProvides prevention and early intervention services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County, reaching 474,772 individuals (direct and indirect) in 2015 through its Community Services Prevention Program.
- Prevention and Early Intervention ProgramsDelivers prevention and early intervention services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County and through community outreach, serving hundreds of thousands of individuals directly and indirectly.
- Prevention and Early Intervention ProgramsProvides prevention and early intervention services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County, and offers bilingual and gender-specific options for DUI education and court-ordered domestic violence education programs. The Community Services Prevention Program served 474,772 individuals (direct and indirect) in 2015.
- Prevention and Early Intervention ProgramsDelivers prevention and early intervention services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County and through community outreach, serving hundreds of thousands of individuals directly and indirectly.
- Prevention and Early Intervention in SchoolsProvides prevention and early intervention behavioral health services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County.
- School and Community Prevention ProgramsProvides prevention and early intervention services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County and served nearly half a million individuals (direct and indirect) through community outreach and prevention initiatives in 2015.
- School and Community-Based Prevention ServicesDelivers prevention and early intervention behavioral health services in over 45 schools in Maricopa County and through community outreach programs, serving hundreds of thousands annually through direct and indirect support.
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Supportive Housing for Individuals with Serious Mental Illness 7 activities
- Residential and Community Living ServicesProvides community-based residential services, including supportive housing for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, and community living services in residential homes and shared apartments that address co-occurring conditions, crisis planning, and independent living skills development. This includes long-term psychiatric care in nursing homes and assisted care facilities, and housing for persons with HIV under the HOPWA program.
- Residential and Community Living ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing and community-based residential settings for individuals with serious mental illness, including long-term psychiatric care, assistance with household management, and skills training to promote independence. This includes housing for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness and services for over 170 seriously mentally ill adults through the acquisition of Toby House, Inc.
- Supportive Housing ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing with assistance in household management, volunteering, community activities, and job search to promote independence for individuals and families; currently serves over 375 individuals with serious mental illness.
- Supportive and Permanent Housing ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, including services in residential homes and shared apartments that promote independent living, household management, and community integration; expanded through acquisition of Toby House, Inc. in 2011.
- Supportive and Permanent Housing ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, including services in household management, community integration, and independent living, and is the largest provider of HOPWA-funded housing for persons with HIV.
- Supportive and Permanent Housing ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing and community living services for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, including skills training, personal care, crisis planning, and independent living support in residential homes and shared apartments.
- Supportive and Permanent Housing ServicesProvides affordable, supportive housing and community living services for over 375 individuals with serious mental illness, including those with HIV under the HOPWA program, with assistance in independent living, crisis planning, and household management.
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Domestic Violence Offender Education 6 activities
- DUI and Domestic Violence Education ProgramsOffers bilingual and gender-specific court-ordered education programs for DUI and domestic violence offenders.
- Specialized Court-Ordered and Bilingual Education ProgramsOffers court-ordered DUI and domestic violence education programs with bilingual and gender-specific options to meet diverse client needs.
- Specialized Court-Ordered and Bilingual Education ProgramsOffers bilingual and gender-specific education programs for DUI and court-ordered domestic violence, providing culturally responsive behavioral health interventions.
- Specialized Court-Ordered and Bilingual Education ProgramsOffers court-ordered DUI and domestic violence education programs with bilingual and gender-specific options to meet diverse client needs.
- Specialized Education ProgramsOffers bilingual and gender-specific options for DUI education and court-ordered domestic violence education programs.
- Specialized Education and Court-Ordered ProgramsProvides bilingual and gender-specific education programs for DUI and court-ordered domestic violence, supporting behavioral change and legal compliance.
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Integrated Primary and Behavioral Health Care 6 activities
- Integrated Care ServicesIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve health outcomes for individuals with co-occurring conditions, including long-term psychiatric care in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
- Integrated Care ServicesIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve health outcomes for individuals with complex healthcare needs.
- Integrated Care for Co-Occurring ConditionsIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve health outcomes for individuals with multiple healthcare needs, including those in nursing homes, assisted living, and community-based residential settings.
- Integrated Care for Co-Occurring Health NeedsIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve outcomes for individuals with complex healthcare needs, including those in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
- Integrated Healthcare ServicesIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve health outcomes for individuals with multiple healthcare needs, including the Permanent Supported Housing program and InSHAPE wellness program.
- Integrated Healthcare ServicesIntegrates mental health, substance abuse, and primary care services to improve health outcomes for individuals with multiple healthcare needs, expanding services in integrated care settings.
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Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services 6 activities
- Opioid Replacement Therapy and TreatmentOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing Monday through Saturday, along with medication-assisted treatment, counseling, psychiatric services, and social support services.
- Opioid Treatment ProgramsOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing services, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, psychiatric services, and social support services such as job and housing assistance for individuals with opioid dependence.
- Opioid Treatment ProgramsOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing services, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, psychiatric services, and social support services for opioid dependence.
- Opioid Treatment and Medication-Assisted RecoveryOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and social support services; offers therapy for opioid dependence in dedicated clinics with services available six days a week.
- Opioid Treatment and Medication-Assisted Recovery ProgramsOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and therapy for opioid dependence, with services available six days a week.
- Opioid Treatment and Medication-Assisted Recovery ProgramsOperates four opioid replacement clinics across Arizona, providing daily methadone and Suboxone dosing, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, and therapy for opioid dependence, with services available six days a week.
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Acquisition-Driven Service Integration 5 activities
- Organizational Expansion and AccreditationExpanded service capacity through acquisitions of Community Behavioral Health (1995), Rim Guidance Center (2000), and Toby House, Inc. (2011); maintains CARF accreditation and APA accreditation for training programs.
- Organizational Expansion and AcquisitionsExpanded organizational capacity through acquisition of Community Behavioral Health (1995), Rim Guidance Center in Payson, AZ (2000), and Toby House, Inc. (2011), extending services beyond Maricopa County and adding housing and services for over 170 seriously mentally ill adults.
- Organizational Expansion and Service IntegrationExpanded service capacity and geographic reach through strategic acquisitions of Community Behavioral Health (1995), Rim Guidance Center (2000), and Toby House, Inc. (2011), integrating new programs and populations into its behavioral health network.
- Organizational Expansion and Service IntegrationExpanded service capacity and geographic reach through acquisitions of Community Behavioral Health (1995), Rim Guidance Center (2000), and Toby House, Inc. (2011), integrating new programs and populations into its behavioral health network.
- Organizational Expansion and Service IntegrationExpanded service capacity and geographic reach through acquisitions of Community Behavioral Health (1995), Rim Guidance Center in Payson (2000), and Toby House, Inc. (2011), enhancing community-based behavioral health offerings across Arizona.
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Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Programs 3 activities
- Community Living Services for Co-Occurring ConditionsOperates community living services in residential homes and shared apartments that address co-occurring substance use and behavioral health conditions, crisis planning, and independent living skills development.
- Community-Based Residential TreatmentProvides behavioral health interventions in community-based residential settings to assist adults in resolving behavioral issues and increasing independence, including skills training, personal care, homelessness support, counseling, and medication assistance.
- Community-Based Residential and Recovery ProgramsProvides behavioral health interventions and strength-based supports in community living settings, including shared apartments and residential homes, focusing on crisis planning, independent living skills, co-occurring disorder treatment, and personal care.
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Education Stakeholder Collaboration Networks 3 activities
- International Training and ConsultationEstablished a partnership with Sias University in China in 2010 to provide consultation, training, and education.
- International Training and Consultation PartnershipsEstablished a partnership with Sias University in China to provide consultation, training, and education, extending organizational expertise beyond Arizona.
- International Training and Institutional PartnershipsEstablished a partnership with Sias University in China to provide consultation, training, and education, supporting international capacity building in behavioral health.
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Outpatient Behavioral Health Services 3 activities
- Outpatient Behavioral Health ServicesProvides outpatient behavioral health services to adults, families, and children at the Erickson clinic and in school-based settings, serving approximately 9,000 individuals per month through 16 clinics across Arizona.
- Outpatient and Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentDelivers evidence-based outpatient and residential behavioral health services including medication management, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), individual counseling, and psychiatric care for adults, children, and families across 16 clinics in Arizona.
- Outpatient and Residential Behavioral Health TreatmentDelivers evidence-based outpatient and residential behavioral health services including medication management, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), individual counseling, and psychiatric care for adults, children, and families across 16 clinics in Arizona.
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Employment Readiness for Vulnerable Adults 2 activities
- Vocational Support ServicesProvides vocational support through the Community Resilience Center to help individuals explore employment opportunities and gain work experience.
- Vocational and Employment Support ServicesProvides vocational support through the Community Resilience Center to help individuals explore employment opportunities, gain work experience, and receive job and housing assistance as part of recovery and independence planning.
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Uncategorized 9 activities
- Behavioral Crisis InterventionProvides recovery-based behavioral health interventions for adults in behavioral crisis in structured, non-hospital settings, using community supports to prevent escalation to more restrictive treatment.
- Evidence-Based Clinical TreatmentDelivers evidence-based behavioral health treatments including medication management and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) in both residential and outpatient settings.
- Nursing Home and Assisted Living Mental Health ServicesProvides long-term psychiatric care for the infirmed in nursing homes and assisted care facilities.
- Outpatient Behavioral Health ServicesProvides outpatient behavioral health services, including evidence-based treatment like medication management and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), to adults, families, and children at clinics and in school-based settings across Arizona. These services are delivered through 16 outpatient clinics and serve approximately 9,000 individuals per month.
- Outpatient Behavioral Health ServicesProvides outpatient behavioral health services, including evidence-based treatments like medication management and dialectical behavior therapy, to adults, families, and children across 16 clinics in Arizona, including school-based settings. These services reach approximately 9,000 individuals per month.
- Permanent Supported Housing and Wellness ProgramsImplements the Permanent Supported Housing program and the InSHAPE wellness program to support long-term recovery and health for individuals with serious mental illness.
- Service Expansion in Key CommunitiesExpanded outpatient and crisis care services into integrated care settings, schools, justice-involved environments, and underserved communities across Arizona.
- Strength-Based Community SupportDelivers strength-based community supports to reduce behavioral escalation and prevent symptom recurrence among adults in residential care, promoting recovery and community integration.
- Vocational and Employment Support ServicesProvides vocational support through the Community Resilience Center to help individuals explore employment opportunities, gain work experience, and receive job and housing assistance as part of recovery and independence planning.
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financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$111.35M
Contributions & grants$85.02M76%
Program service revenue$24.70M22%
Investment income$793K1%
Other revenue$836K
expenses
Total expenses$104.34M
Program expenses82%
Admin / overhead18%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$64.56M
Grants paid out$287K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$67.42M
Cash$32.43M
Investments$0
Liabilities$19.15M
Net assets$48.27M
Liquid reserves3.7 mo
4 years on record · 2018–2021 · YoY revenue +6.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| SCOTT MCCALL | PSYCHIATRIST | 40 | $369K |
| MICHAEL SWEENEY | CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER | 40 | $366K |
| STEVEN SHEETS | PRESIDENT/CEO | 40 | $354K |
| ROCKSHENG ZHONG | MEDICAL DIRECTOR, IP | 40 | $295K |
| MICHAEL FETT | CFO/CAO | 40 | $290K |
| VINCENT PLACIDO | PSYCHIATRIST | 40 | $277K |
| RENEE KANIA | PSYCH NURSE PRACTITIONER | 40 | $247K |
| DOMINIC MILLER | CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER | 40 | $220K |
board members · 10
- ADRIENNE SCHECK PHD — SECRETARY
- BARBARA FIRMINGER — DIRECTOR
- DR JENNIFER HARTMARK-HILL — DIRECTOR
- J BLOUNT SWAIN — DIRECTOR
- KAREN EVERS — DIRECTOR
- KEVIN LAWSON — DIRECTOR
- LUCY TREIMAN PHD — DIRECTOR (LEFT 1/2022)
- MATT HATFIELD — IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
- RICHARD HEROLD — DIRECTOR
- STEVE THOMPSON — CHAIR
relationships · 42
who they work with
- 2025 Annual Report Network — Reference to published annual report containing detailed examples of organizational impact and activities
- AHCCCS Government — Arizona's Medicaid agency, with which the organization partners to serve members
- America Psychiatric Association Partner — Dr. C. Ravi Narine is an active member of the America Psychiatric Association.
- American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Partner — Dr. C. Ravi Narine is an active member of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
- American Psychological Association Government — Accredited the Doctoral Psychology Training Program in 2015.
- Argosy University Partner — Research collaboration partner
- Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness Network — Member organization since 1998.
- Arizona Complete Health Partner — Health plan partner serving members in Arizona
- Arizona Council of Behavioral Health Providers Network — Member organization since 2002.
- Arizona Council of Human Service Providers Partner — Steven Sheets is a board member of the Arizona Council of Human Service Providers.
- Arizona Department of Health Services Government — Collaborates with ADHS on integrated care initiatives to support whole body health for Arizonans.
- Arizona Psychiatric Society Partner — Dr. C. Ravi Narine is an active member of the Arizona Psychiatric Society.
- Arizona State University Partner — Research collaboration partner
- Banner University Medical Center Partner — Health plan partner serving members in Arizona
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Partner — Health plan partner serving members in Arizona
- Cigna Partner — Board member Karen Olenski is affiliated with Cigna
- Community Development Coalition of Arizona Network — Member organization since 1999.
- Community Resilience Center Partner — Collaborates with SB&H to provide residential, outpatient, and vocational programming for individuals in recovery.
- Glendale Community College Partner — Erica Missicano serves on the behavioral health advisory board to assist in building out 4-year undergraduate programs.
- Glendale Community College Partner — Research collaboration partner
- Grand Canyon University Partner — Steven Sheets serves on the GCU Counseling Advisory Board.
- HOPWA Government — Federally funded program providing housing opportunities for persons with AIDS, administered by Southwest Behavioral Health Services in Phoenix, Arizona.
- HUD Government — Provides funding for the Mihalic Project and Via de Confianza housing initiatives in Phoenix, Arizona.
- Health Choice Integrated Care Partner — Engaged in 3-way value based contracting
- International Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services Network — Member organization since 1999.
- Kingman Observation Unit Partner — Co-located or affiliated crisis unit in Kingman, Arizona providing observation services.
- Mental Health Corporations of America, Inc. Network — Member organization since 2020.
- Mercy Care Partner — Health plan partner serving members in Arizona
- Midwestern University Partner — Collaborates on training practicum students in the Doctoral Psychology Training Program.
- Molina Complete Care Partner — Health plan partner serving members in Arizona
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