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Southwest Network Inc
Phoenix, AZ · EIN 860966400 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE E99 · Health Care · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.southwestnetwork.org
revenue
$41.1M
expenses
$32.7M
net assets
$13.4M
employees
487
volunteers
4
program ratio
83%
mission · from form 990

Providing behavioral health services to children, adults and families in Maricopa county.

profile · synthesized from sources

Southwest Network Inc. is an operational nonprofit providing mental and behavioral healthcare services to adults and children in the Greater Phoenix area, Arizona. They offer a range of services including psychiatric evaluations, therapy, substance use services, and case management, with a focus on recovery and integrated care. The organization operates seven outpatient clinics and provides support for individuals with serious mental illness and general mental health/substance use needs.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $5.02M
    Provided child and adolescent behavioral health outpatient services, including case management, psychiatric services and counselingfor individuals eligible for services through the county regional behavioral health authorities.
named programs · 9 · from sources

what they call their work

Adult Services
Provides mental and behavioral health services for adults, including those with serious mental illness (SMI) and general mental health/substance use needs. Services include psychiatric evaluations, therapy, crisis intervention, medication management, case management, rehabilitation, and housing/employment support.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams
Provides outreach and services to highly vulnerable adults with serious mental illness, including those experiencing homelessness, in their communities
Child and Family Team Process
Nationally recognized model that brings together family members, friends, and professionals to collaboratively support a child’s mental health needs in a setting of comfort
Children's Services
Offers mental and behavioral health services for children and adolescents (birth to age 17), including trauma therapy, with a focus on family involvement and individualized service plans.
General Mental Health/Substance Use (GMHSU) Services
Provides support for individuals struggling with new pressures, life transitions, or seeking general wellness, including substance use issues and medication management. Available at Children's/GMHSU sites.
Integrated Care Model
Combines mental health, primary care, and pharmacy services under one roof, including onsite pharmacies through partnership with Genoa Healthcare
Project H.E.R.O.
Recovery-focused program guiding members through Hope, Empower, Reframe, and Overcome stages to build resilience and develop personal recovery stories; supports path to Peer Support certification
The Help Book
An exclusive publication of Southwest Network providing a comprehensive listing of local and national resources, providers, and agencies for housing, employment, transportation, advocacy, and support groups.
Transition to Independence Process (TIP) Program
Person-centered, strength-based program supporting youth and young adults transitioning to adult mental health care through engagement, future planning, and skill-building
activities · 11 groups

what they do

  • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Programs 3 activities
    • Adult outpatient mental health clinic operations
      Operates four licensed adult outpatient clinics with multidisciplinary teams including case managers, doctors, nurses, rehabilitation specialists, peer mentors, and clinical coordinators, serving thousands of adults annually.
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
      Provides Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) services, including home visits, to highly vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness and acute mental health crises, as well as established members.
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and home-based services
      Provides Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams and home visits for highly vulnerable adults experiencing homelessness and acute mental health crises, as well as for established members requiring intensive community-based support.
  • Community Resource Referral & Navigation 3 activities
    • Case management and community resource linkage
      Provides case management support to connect individuals and families with community resources, including housing, employment, transportation, and support services, supported by family support partners.
    • Community Resource Connection and Case Management
      Provides access to community resources through case management support and connects families with community resources via family support partners. The organization also produces and distributes "The Help Book," a guide to local and national resources.
    • Distribution of community resource guide
      Produces and distributes The Help Book, a comprehensive guide listing local and national resources for housing, employment, transportation, advocacy, and support groups.
  • Child and Family Team Coordination 3 activities
    • Child and Family Team Process
      Implements the nationally recognized Child and Family Team Process to assemble personalized support teams for children and families and develops Individual Service Plans (ISPs) to set and track goals for children's behavioral health and development.
    • Child and Family Team Process implementation
      Implements the nationally recognized Child and Family Team Process to assemble personalized support teams for children and families, enhancing coordinated care planning.
    • Individual Service Plan development for youth
      Develops Individual Service Plans (ISPs) with families to set and track goals for children's behavioral health and development.
  • Graduate and Post-Graduate Clinical Training 2 activities
    • Academic Affiliation and Training
      Teaches and mentors psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students through academic affiliations.
    • Training and mentorship of mental health trainees
      Teaches and mentors psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students through academic affiliations at service sites.
  • Outpatient Behavioral Health Services 2 activities
    • General mental health and substance use services
      Provides general mental health and substance use services to support members' health, wellness, and happiness across the lifespan.
    • Outpatient Behavioral Health Services
      Operates 7 outpatient service sites in the Greater Phoenix area, including four licensed adult outpatient clinics, providing general mental health and substance use services to thousands of adults and individuals from birth through age 21 annually.
  • On-Site Pharmacy Services 2 activities
    • Integrated pharmacy services in mental health clinics
      Equips adult outpatient clinics with full-service onsite pharmacies through a partnership with Genoa Healthcare, improving medication access and continuity of care.
    • Onsite Pharmacy Services
      Equips each adult clinic with a full-service onsite pharmacy through partnership with Genoa Healthcare, improving medication access and continuity of care.
  • Peer Support Certification Training 2 activities
    • Peer Support Certification and Employment
      Supports program participants in obtaining Peer Support certification and transitioning into purposeful work supporting others in recovery.
    • Peer Support certification and workforce transition support
      Supports program participants in obtaining Peer Support certification and transitioning into purposeful work roles where they support others in recovery.
  • Peer-Supported Recovery Programs 2 activities
    • Recovery-Focused Program
      Operates a recovery-focused program with four structured sections: Hope, Empower, Reframe, and Overcome, designed to improve recovery outcomes for participants.
    • Recovery-focused structured program delivery
      Operates a recovery-focused program with four structured sections—Hope, Empower, Reframe, and Overcome—designed to improve recovery outcomes for participants.
  • Community-Based Behavioral Health Services 1 activity
    • Strategic capacity development for behavioral health services
      Implements a strategic plan to address the needs of a diverse and rapidly expanding population by leveraging expertise in behavioral health and related specialties.
  • Outpatient & Residential Recovery Support Services 1 activity
    • Youth Transition Support
      Operates Children’s/GMHSU sites that provide services to support youth and young adults transitioning to the adult system of care.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Outpatient mental health services for children and youth
      Operates multiple outpatient service sites for children and youth, including locations in Mariposa (birth through age 21), Bell Road (birth through age 17), and Chandler (birth through age 17), providing age-appropriate behavioral health services.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$41.07M
Contributions & grants$7K0%
Program service revenue$33.49M82%
Investment income$4K0%
Other revenue$7.57M
expenses
Total expenses$32.67M
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead17%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$24.89M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$19.99M
Cash$14.63M
Investments$1.07M
Liabilities$6.64M
Net assets$13.35M
Liquid reserves5.8 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +5.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 9
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Jamie T Michel Psychiatrist 40 $404K
Andrew Mebane CMO 40 $391K
Suhaila Al Haddad Psychiatrist 40 $376K
Beatriz Mateus ACT Psychiatrist 40 $353K
Henry Brown Chief Psychiatrist 40 $351K
Nahid Nadiri Medical Director 40 $347K
Amy Henning President & CEO 40 $300K
Michelle Fornoff Former CFO 40 $187K
Teresa Celaya-Garner CFO 40 $51K
board members · 4
  • Charles Villafranca — Board Member
  • Dough Metzger — Treasurer
  • Patricia Bramer — Board Member
  • Phil Sawyer — Secretary
relationships · 16

who they work with

  • A.T. Still University Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • Arizona Complete Care Government — Southwest Network members must be insured through AHCCCS and assigned to an Arizona Complete Care health plan to receive GMHSU services.
  • Arizona State University Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • Banner Health Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • Child and Family Team Process Network — Implements the nationally recognized Child and Family Team Process model in service delivery.
  • Creighton University Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • David Salgado Partner — Member of the Board of Directors of Southwest Network Inc
  • Douglas Metzger Partner — Treasurer of the Board of Directors of Southwest Network Inc
  • Dr. Charles Villafranca Partner — Secretary of the Board of Directors of Southwest Network Inc
  • Fred Chaffee Partner — Founder of Southwest Network Inc
  • Genoa Healthcare Partner — Partnership to operate full-service onsite pharmacies at all four adult clinics.
  • Jeff Jorde Partner — Founder of Southwest Network Inc
  • Midwestern University Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • Northern Arizona University Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.
  • Patricia Bramer Partner — Chair of the Board of Directors of Southwest Network Inc
  • University of Arizona Partner — Academic affiliate for training psychiatric residents, medical students, and nurse practitioner students.