PermiaCare is the local authority for mental health and intellectual disability services.  PermiaCare also provides Early Childhood Intervention services as well as chemical dependency services.  Service fees are based on a sliding scale. PermiaCare is a public entity that is governed by a local Board of Trustees.  The center was formed in 1969 by the city of Midland.  More counties were added as years went on.  Currently, PermiaCare has about 300 employees and a budget of over 16 million dollars.  

Private insurance, Medicare, and Medicaid are accepted.  The Texas Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) contracts for mental health, chemical dependency services and intellectual and developmental disability services, and the Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services (DARS) contracts for Early Childhood Intervention services, allowing the implementation of a sliding fee scale, which lowers the cost to the consumer.

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PermiaCare (formerly Permian Basin Community Centers, MHMR)

Chris Barnhill

Gloria Ramirez

Christian D Marmol

Carmen Harris

Todd Luzadder

Jill Stephens

Glenn Pitchford

The Leadership Team at PermiaCare is responsible for guiding the strategic direction and operational effectiveness of the organization. They oversee the implementation of policies and programs for mental health, intellectual disability, and early childhood intervention services, while ensuring compliance with regulations and optimizing resource allocation. This team works collaboratively to enhance service delivery and improve outcomes for clients, all while maintaining financial sustainability and fostering a positive workplace culture.

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Other teams at PermiaCare (formerly Permian Basin Community Centers, MHMR)

Healthcare Support Roles

Finance and Accounting