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A Needed Break for Families. Safe, Caring Support for Youth.
What is Behavioral Health Respite?
Behavioral Health Respite is a short-term relief service for the primary caregivers of children and youth under 21 enrolled in OhioRISE — Ohio's specialized Medicaid program for young people with significant behavioral health needs. Caregivers get a real, needed break; youth stay safe, supported, and engaged with people who understand them.
Who Qualifies for Behavioral Health Respite?
Behavioral Health Respite may be right for your family if your child:
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Is under the age of 21
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Is enrolled in OhioRISE through Ohio Medicaid
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Has respite services included in their OhioRISE care plan
Not enrolled in OhioRISE yet? Don't worry — the steps below will walk you through it, and we're happy to help along the way.
How to Get Started with OhioRISE
Getting started is simple and supportive:
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Enroll in Ohio Medicaid (if not already enrolled)
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Complete an OhioRISE eligibility assessment
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Get connected with a Care Coordinator
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Develop a person-centered care plan
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Choose Frontline Healthcare as your provider
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Once approved, services can begin based on your individualized plan and approved hours.
Our Approach to Care
At Frontline Healthcare, we go beyond traditional care by incorporating a holistic, mind-body approach. We focus on:
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Building confidence and independence
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Supporting emotional and behavioral wellness
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Encouraging creativity, routine, and life skills
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Creating a safe, empowering environment for growth
We believe every individual deserves to feel seen, supported, and capable of thriving.
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