Ravenwood Health

Name

Ravenwood Health

Legal name

Ravenwood Health

Website

https://ravenwoodhealth.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1966

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Behavioral Health Services

NAICS

Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Abuse Centers (621420), Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities (623220), Vocational Rehabilitation Services (62431)

SIC

Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Specialty Outpatient Facilities, Nec (8093)

akta.pro primary industry

Outpatient Mental Health & Counseling Clinics (HLAFABAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) & Public Behavioral Health Providers (HLAFACAI), Mental Health & Crisis Support Services (BPAGACAD)

Keywords

• Mental health services
• Addiction treatment programs
• Behavioral health counseling
• Substance use treatment
• Crisis intervention services

Headquarters

HQ city

Chardon

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain

Revenue model

1. Insurance Reimbursements and Self-Pay Client Fees: Ravenwood Health accepts private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay clients. A sliding-fee scale is available to qualifying Geauga County residents. Specific Medicaid managed care plans accepted include Aetna OhioRISE, Ameritas, Anthem, Buckeye, Caresource, Humana, Molina, and United Healthcare. Also accepts commercial plans (AARP, Aetna, Anthem, Beacon Health, Buckeye, Caresource, Cigna/Evernorth, Health Smart, Humana, Medical Mutual, Optum, SummaCare, Tricare, United Healthcare) and Medicare replacement plans.
2. County Mental Health Board Funding (Geauga and Ashtabula): Funded in part by the Geauga County Board of Mental Health & Recovery Services and Ashtabula County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board. This is a foundational public funding stream for the nonprofit agency's operations.
3. Foundation Grants and Corporate Philanthropy: Grant funding from multiple foundations including Cleveland Foundation, Sauey Foundation, JTB Foundation, The Helen F. and Louis Stolier Family Foundation, Ridgecliff Foundation, Ivan Rosa Memorial Foundation, Ashtabula Foundation, and other partners.
4. Individual and Organizational Donations: Tax-deductible donations from individuals and organizations. Tax ID Number: 34-6573631. Donations can be made via credit card, printable donation form, gifts in kind, or by mail.
5. Training and Event Fees: Revenue from community training programs such as ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training) at $350 general public / $250 community partners, De-Escalation Training, Crisis Intervention Training, Project DAWN naloxone distribution, and the annual Community Summit (Platinum Sponsor $2500, Gold $1000, Silver $500, Friend $250).
6. OhioRISE Care Coordination (Medicaid): Reimbursement for care coordination services provided as one of 18 OhioRISE Care Management Entities contracted by Aetna to deliver CANS assessments, individualized care planning, and 24/7 crisis support to Medicaid-enrolled youth with significant behavioral health needs.

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Core offering

Ravenwood Health is a private nonprofit behavioral health agency that provides mental health and addiction treatment services for children, adults, and families across Geauga and Ashtabula counties in Ohio. Its integrated offering spans outpatient counseling, psychiatry, sexual abuse treatment, substance use and dual diagnosis treatment, medication-assisted treatment, supportive housing, residential youth treatment, mobile crisis response, and primary care, all delivered through a Trauma-Informed Care framework. The agency also operates specialty programs such as the John Murray Clubhouse (psychosocial rehabilitation), OhioRISE Care Management Entity, and community training (ASIST, De-Escalation, CIT, Project DAWN).

Product overview

Ravenwood Health operates a single integrated behavioral health platform (rather than a multi-brand portfolio) anchored by its main Geauga County operations and extended into Ashtabula County following the February 2026 merger with Community Counseling Center. The core offering is organized into five interconnected service pillars: Mental Health Services (Counseling, Psychiatry, Mental Health Assessments, Sexual Abuse Treatment/STOP, Community Treatment & Support with TBS/CPST/Supported Employment/Peer Support, John Murray Clubhouse, Supportive Housing, Suicide Prevention/COPELINE, Dual Diagnosis), Addiction Treatment (Assessments, Prevention & Outreach, Substance Use Services including IOP and Criminal Justice Programming, Medication Assisted Treatment, Peer Support, Dual Diagnosis), Primary Care (Prompt Care walk-ins plus adult primary care with on-site Genoa Pharmacy vaccinations), Specialized Crisis & Youth Programs (MRSS Mobile Response Stabilization Services covering Ashtabula/Geauga/Lake counties, Geauga Youth Center Qualified Residential Treatment Program), and Care Coordination (OhioRISE Care Management Entity serving Medicaid youth ages 0-20). Workforce development and community-facing programming — Internship Program, Clinical Supervision/CEU Training, EMDR Consulting, ASIST, De-Escalation Training, Crisis Intervention Training, Project DAWN naloxone distribution, and the annual Community Summit — sit alongside the clinical modules and share the Trauma Informed Care / Motivational Interviewing framework that runs across all programs.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• John Murray Clubhouse: Community-based psychosocial rehabilitation program (Clubhouse model) dedicated to supporting and empowering adults living with mental illness.
• Geauga Youth Center (GYC)
• Ravenwood CME
• MRSS (Mobile Response Stabilization Services)
• Ravenwood Health Clinic

Products and services

• Mental Health Counseling Trauma-informed individual, marital/couple's, family, and group counseling for children, youth, and adults, delivered in person across facilities, in homes, schools, and via telehealth. Includes sex abuse counseling, early intervention, sexual abuse support, offender rehabilitation, aftercare, and outpatient groups.
• Psychiatry Outpatient pharmacological and psychotherapeutic interventions for children, youth, and adults with psychiatric and comorbid substance use disorders, including psychiatric medication assessment, ongoing monitoring, and active client engagement in diagnosis and recovery.
• Mental Health Assessments Approximately 90-minute scheduled and Same Day Access (SDA) intakes delivered Monday-Thursday 9am-2pm and Friday 9am-11am, combining registration, intake clinician, and Engagement Specialist sessions to fast-track clients into ongoing services.
• Sexual Abuse Treatment (STOP Program) Therapeutic intervention and counseling for victims of child sexual abuse, their families, and individuals who have acted out sexually, combining group, individual, and family therapy plus case management/advocacy; offered in person and via telehealth.
• Community Treatment & Support Adult Therapeutic Behavioral Support / Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (TBS/CPST), Supported Employment for Geauga County adults, Peer Support, and Housing Services (Community Residence, HUD-funded Permanent Supportive Housing, Shelter Plus Care) operating under the Clubhouse Model of psychosocial rehabilitation.
• John Murray Clubhouse Community-based Clubhouse Model program providing members living with mental illness access to employment, socialization, education, skill development, housing, and wellness supports in a strength-based, restorative environment.
• Supportive Housing Coordinated Entry point for Homeless Management Information System (HMIS); administers Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Shelter Plus Care (SPC) HUD-funded programs, and Community Residence (CR) shared-living apartments for adults and families in Geauga County.
• Suicide Prevention / COPELINE Coordinates a local Suicide Coalition with partner agencies, teen suicide prevention programming, COPELINE messaging service, train-the-trainer activities, and Movember Campaign awareness, with crisis support provided through 988.
• Dual Diagnosis Treatment Integrated treatment for clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, including assessment, individual/family/group counseling, case management, crisis intervention, and dedicated adolescent tracks.
• Geauga Youth Center (GYC) Qualified Residential Treatment Program for adolescents ages 13-17 with 24/7 supervision, therapeutic milieu counseling, life-skills coaching, educational services via local educational service center, short- and long-term placements, respite care, and aftercare support.
• MRSS Mobile Response Stabilization Services No-cost, in-person crisis support for individuals age 20 and younger and their families across Ashtabula, Geauga, and Lake counties, with professionals meeting youth at home or another safe location to de-escalate, provide emotional support, and build coping skills; accessed via 988 with MRSS request.
• Addiction Treatment Services Youth and adult drug and alcohol treatment including early intervention groups, comprehensive assessments, individual/family/group counseling, Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), aftercare groups, court-ordered assessments, and special programming at Chagrin Falls Park Community Center.
• Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Evidence-based MAT program integrating active therapy with managed medications for opioid and alcohol use disorders using person-centered, trauma-informed treatment, with grant/subsidy funding eligibility for qualified adults and structured medication cessation planning after stabilization.
• Substance Use Services Individual counseling, criminal justice programming (Geauga County Safety Center assessments, court coordination), Intensive Outpatient (IOP) for youth and adults meeting three nights per week, and group treatment tracks for early-stage users and recovery maintenance.
• Prevention & Outreach Evidence-based classroom and small-group prevention services (Life Skills, Keepin' It Real, 40 Developmental Assets), Early Warnings 4-hour parent class, Community Coalitions, and Youth-Led Prevention initiatives serving Chagrin Falls Park Community Center and Kenston School.
• Substance Use / Dual / Violence Risk Assessments Bio-psychosocial assessments, dual assessments, and court-ordered violence risk assessments using the HCR-20 tool, referred by Geauga County Court of Common Pleas and Chardon Municipal Court; level-of-care recommendations follow OHMHAS protocols.
• Peer Support Trained peers with lived experience of addiction or mental health challenges deliver one-on-one support, group sessions, and community-building activities to assist individuals throughout the recovery journey.
• Primary Care / Prompt Care Same-day walk-in Prompt Care for sick visits and minor injuries (ages 6 months and older) plus adult primary care including sports and medical clearance physicals, chronic disease management, and ACIP-recommended vaccinations delivered through on-site Genoa Pharmacy.
• OhioRISE Care Management Entity (CME) One of 18 CMEs contracted by Aetna for Ohio's OhioRISE Medicaid program, delivering CANS assessments, individualized care planning, 24/7 crisis support, care team coordination, advocacy in schools and juvenile courts, and access to primary flex funds and the OhioRISE 1915(c) waiver.
• EMDR Consulting Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) consultation services led by an EMDRIA-certified therapist, offered as group and individual consultations for trauma, anxiety, PTSD, depression, grief, addiction, and other presenting issues.
• ASIST Suicide Intervention Training Two-day Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshop delivering 12 CEUs at the Geauga County Public Library Administrative Center, offered to general public ($350) and community partners ($250) on quarterly 2025 dates.
• De-Escalation Training De-escalation training scheduled through Ravenwood Health's events team for workforce and community participants, with scheduling coordinated through Brittain Paul (330-414-1523).
• Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) Community-partnership Crisis Intervention Training model bringing law enforcement, mental health and addiction professionals, individuals with lived experience, families, and advocates together to improve front-line response to behavioral health crises.
• Project DAWN (Naloxone Distribution) Deaths Avoided With Naloxone distribution site operated with the Geauga County Health Department, providing free take-home naloxone kits after a short training video and paperwork, covering overdose recognition, rescue breathing, EMS activation, and intranasal naloxone administration.
• Ravenwood Health Ashtabula (formerly Community Counseling Center) County-specific service line in Ashtabula County following the merger with Community Counseling Center, including counseling (individual/family/group), STOP, Adult and Youth Day Treatment, Substance Use & Dual Diagnosis services, Adult IOP, MAT, MOMS (Ashtabula-exclusive), Peer Support, Prevention & Outreach, Psychiatric Services, TBS, Supported Employment, Clubhouses, OhioRISE CME, MRSS, and Recovery Housing.

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Broad incumbents

• Cleveland Clinic (Behavioral Health): Major regional health system with substantial outpatient and inpatient behavioral health capacity in Northeast Ohio. Not a direct community MH competitor but a broad incumbent whose expansion could pressure Ravenwood's referral base and clinician recruitment.
• Catholic Charities Community Services of Cleveland: Large regional nonprofit providing counseling, addiction, and family services across Northeast Ohio. Comparable funding mix (county/state/Medicaid/donations) but broader social-services portfolio and larger scale.

Direct peers

• Coleman Health Services: Ohio-wide behavioral health nonprofit offering mental health, addiction, and recovery housing services. Comparable in MAT programs, supportive housing, and county-board funding model; larger geographic footprint.
• Beech Brook: Cleveland-based nonprofit child and family behavioral health agency offering residential, outpatient, and school-based services. Comparable in trauma-informed care delivery and youth-focused programs such as GYC.
• Signature Health: Northeast Ohio nonprofit providing mental health, addiction, and primary care services with multiple locations. Closely comparable in integrated care model, MAT programs, and sliding-fee access for Medicaid/uninsured clients.
• Applewood Centers: Nonprofit providing mental health, substance use, and prevention services for youth and families in Greater Cleveland. Comparable scale, funding mix (county/Medicaid/private), and program portfolio.
• New Directions: Cleveland-area nonprofit behavioral health agency serving youth and families; co-partner with Ravenwood in the OhioRISE CME consortium. Comparable in scale, payer mix (Medicaid/insurance/county), and trauma-informed model.
• Community Counseling Centers (Cleveland): Cuyahoga County-based behavioral health nonprofit and OhioRISE CME partner. Directly comparable service mix (counseling, MAT, youth residential) and serves an adjacent Northeast Ohio geography with overlapping referral networks.
• Crossroads Health: Ohio-based nonprofit behavioral health provider that is also a contracted OhioRISE Care Management Entity alongside Ravenwood. Directly comparable services (counseling, psychiatry, MAT, youth services) and the same Aetna CME contract structure make it the closest peer.
• CommQuest Services: Ohio-based nonprofit providing mental health, addiction, and recovery housing across multiple counties. Comparable in sliding-fee scale, county MHBD funding, and integrated MAT/peer support model.

Market position

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