Beth Ann Meints, Chief Executive Officer, Integrated Services of Kalamazoo
Recovery works.
At ISK, we recognize that people have the capability to take charge of their lives when supported by compassionate services, meaningful opportunities, and trusted relationships.
Our goal is to help individuals achieve transformational recovery goals as they define them. Every day, our staff serve as lighthouses, offering guidance, hope, and steady support as people navigate challenges and move toward brighter futures. Their dedication reflects our unwavering belief in the strength, resilience, and potential of every person we serve.
I am honored to work alongside an immensely talented group of professionals who bring this commitment to life through their expertise, compassion, and person-centered care.
In times of crisis and uncertainty, we have remained steadfast in putting the people we serve first. Whether our community is experiencing moments of hope or hardship, ISK will continue to be a beacon of support, focused on helping individuals live their fullest and most meaningful lives.
Thank you for being part of our journey.
Beth Ann Meints, CEO
ISK’s Commitment to Recognizing Racism as a Public Health Crisis
In January 2021, the ISK Board of Directors passed a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis. The resolution states that ISK is “committed to ending racism, racial disparities, and discrimination in Kalamazoo County’s public community mental health system, and throughout our society.”
This resolution marks a new era for ISK and supports input from many candid conversations with staff and the work of our Trauma-Informed Resiliency Oriented Equity Committee. The following documents support our commitment. For more information, click here.
