Behavioral Analysis Services Transition from Health Network One / HN1) to In-House by Community Care Plan
- Ask Medicaid Florida
- Dec 13, 2025
- 5 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
Behavioral Analysis (BA) services for South Florida Community Care Network
Health Network One/ Therapy Network of Florida (HN1)
Effective January 1, 2026, Health Network One/ Therapy Network of Florida (HN1) will no longer provide behavioral analysis (BA) services for South Florida Community Care Network, LLC d/b/a Community Care Plan (CCP). As of January 1, 2026, BA services will be managed in-house by CCP; this change only impacts BA services. HN1 will continue to administer Dermatology, Podiatry, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Speech Therapy services for CCP.
Providers that are out of network as of January 1, 2026, will be eligible for a sixty (60) day continuity of care period wherein claims will be payable to allow time for enrollees/members to transition to a new provider. All members were notified of this transition by mail on November 1, 2025. The continuity of care period ends on March 1, 2026.
Please direct questions related to this transition to Community Care Plan as follows:
Community Care Plan Member Services: 1-866-899-4828
Community Care Plan Provider Services: 1-855-819-9506
Website: www.CCPcares.org/ba-change
Community Care Plan
Community Care Plan, the health plan with a heart, was created in 2000 as South Florida Community Care Network, and is owned by two Florida health care leaders: Broward Health (North Broward Hospital District) and Memorial Healthcare System (South Broward Hospital District).
Our health plans go beyond doctor visits. They cover a wide range of health and medical benefits and offer an excellent choice of providers and community resources to help overall well-being. Our team also works hard to provide personal and exceptional customer service.
What we offer:
Compensation
Competitive salary aligned with industry standards
Annual recognition based on performance evaluations
Health & Wellness
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Health Savings Account (HSA)
Mental health care and Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Chiropractic services
Work-Life Balance
Generous paid time off
Jury duty pay and bereavement leave
Disability coverage and Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) support
Employee activities and “Tickets at Work” membership for discounts on entertainment
Protection & Security
Short- and long-term disability insurance
Short- and long-term disability insurance Life insurance and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D) insurance
Career Development
Comprehensive training and mentorship programs
Tuition loan/reimbursement program
Employee recognition program
Planning for Your Future
457B retirement savings plan
401a profit-sharing plan
How to apply
Community Care Plan (CCP) offers health care services to people with Medicaid in Florida, including serious mental illness (SMI), in 19 counties: Learn more about enrollment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Florida KidCare?
Florida KidCare is the state of Florida’s high-quality, low-cost health and dental insurance program for children. There are four Florida KidCare partners. Each partner provides insurance to different groups of children:
The Florida Healthy Kids Corporation runs Florida Healthy Kids for children ages 5 through the end of age 18.
The Agency for Health Care Administration runs Medicaid for children from birth up to age 1 and MediKids for children ages 1 up to 4.
The Department of Health runs the Children’s Medical Services Managed Care Plan for children from birth up to age 19 with special health care needs.
The Department of Children and Families runs the Behavioral Health Network for children ages 5 up to 19.
What is Florida Healthy Kids?
Florida Healthy Kids is health and dental insurance for children whose families meet certain income and other eligibility requirements. The health and dental insurance benefits are provided by insurance companies using a managed care model.
What is managed care?
The goal of managed care is to provide high-quality health care at low costs. The Florida Healthy Kids insurance companies use many approaches to do this, but two of the main approaches are:
Creating a provider network. Network doctors and other health care providers agree to certain rules, like how quickly the doctor must give enrollees an appointment or, if a specialist is needed, the doctor must refer enrollees to a network specialist. Except for emergencies, enrollees must see a network provider.
Having rules about when and what kinds of services, supplies, devices, and other products are covered. Florida Healthy Kids insurance companies only pay for medically necessary services.
Is my child’s insurance company Florida Healthy Kids?
No. Your child’s health insurance company is Community Care Plan. Community Care Plan is your primary source of information about the covered benefits and services available to your child.
When and how can I change insurance companies?
You can change insurance companies only at certain times and for certain reasons.
Log into your online account to change insurance companies during your child’s first 90 days of enrollment or during your child’s annual renewal period.
Call Florida KidCare at 1-888-540-KIDS (5437) to change companies if your child no longer lives in the plan’s service area.
You may also call Florida KidCare to change companies for one of these reasons:
Your child’s doctor does not, because of moral or religious obligations, provide a service your child needs.
Your child needs related services to be done at the same time and your child’s primary care provider determines that receiving the services separately would subject your child to unnecessary risk, but not all related services are available in the plan’s network.
Your child has an active relationship with a health care provider who is not in the plan’s network, but who is in the network of another plan in the area.
The plan is no longer available in the area where your child lives.
The Florida Healthy Kids Corporation requires the insurance company to take action to improve quality of care.
Other reasons determined by the Florida Healthy Kids Corporation, including, but not limited to, lack of access to services or providers with the appropriate experience to provide care to your child.
Can I pick any of the health insurance companies?
You can pick one of the health insurance companies available where you live. You can find out which insurance companies are available in your area at www.floridakidcare.org, or by finding your county on the list on pages 10 and 11 of the Member Handbook.
Who We Cover
We cover individuals and families who are eligible to participate in these health care plans:
Self-Insured Employee Plans like MHS Employees and CCP Employees
A division of Community Care Plan, SydCura, leads the way in performance and value-based care for uninsured, uncompensated, and underserved populations.
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