Oakland Community Health Network (OCHN) is a provider service network that serves around 27,000 citizens in Oakland County through their network of over 300 service sites. With a budget of $300 million, which is partly funded by the Michigan Department of Health Human Services and Oakland County, OCHN strives to improve the health and quality of life for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, mental health challenges, or substance use disorders. OCHN's mission is to inspire hope, empower people, and strengthen communities by championing the integration of physical and mental health supports and services.

They prioritize equality, personal choice, and the protection of individual rights. Moreover, OCHN emphasizes integrity, accountability, and transparency as they identify community needs and implement innovative solutions. OCHN offers a range of services, ensuring that individuals in need are aware of and have access to the resources that will support their well-being and full community participation.

Their dedicated team and provider network work collaboratively with individuals served, families, staff, and service providers to achieve individualized outcomes and promote independent and self-directed living. For those experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, OCHN provides a 24/7 Resource & Crisis Helpline. Additionally, their screening process helps direct individuals to non-crisis services based on the urgency and severity of their situation.

OCHN is committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive environment, offering free interpreter services and accommodating special needs to ensure equal access to their services