Institute for Child & Family Health competitors

Zippia score 4.2

Institute for Child & Family Health main competitors are Drug Abuse Treatment Association, Centennial Mental Health Center, and Youth Services Network, Inc.

Competitor Summary. See how Institute for Child & Family Health compares to its main competitors:

Rivervalley Behavioral Health has the most employees (600).
Employees at Drug Abuse Treatment Association earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $55,185.

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Institute for Child & Family Health vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Institute for Child & Family Health	1945	4.2	Miami, FL	1	$50.0M	750
Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center	1957	4.2	East Saint Louis, IL	1	$10.0M	125
Rivervalley Behavioral Health	1966	3.9	Owensboro, KY	1	$52.0M	600
Youth Services Network, Inc.	1984	3.3	Dayton, OH	1	$540,000	50
Drug Abuse Treatment Association	1966	3.9	Jupiter, FL	1	$12.0M	150
Child Guidance Center	1967	3.8	Jacksonville, FL	1	$10.0M	175
Northeast Counseling Services	1971	3.9	Hazleton, PA	1	$50.0M	244
Family Intervention Services	1981	3.8	East Orange, NJ	1	$8.5M	240
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center	1966	4.0	Prestonsburg, KY	1	$50.0M	324
Centennial Mental Health Center	1979	3.8	Sterling, CO	1	$50.0M	20
Children's Advantage	1975	3.2	Ravenna, OH	1	$4.3M	99
Henderson Behavioral Health	1953	3.8	Lauderdale Lakes, FL	5	$50.0M	500
Jbfcs	-	3.6	New York, NY	1	$6.1M	337
Families First of Florida	2000	3.5	Tampa, FL	1	$13.0M	350
Community Reach Center	1957	3.3	Thornton, CO	6	$10.0M	2
Camelot Community Care	1999	3.9	Clearwater, FL	2	$21.4M	420
Region One Mental Health Ctr	1966	3.5	Clarksdale, MS	1	$6.9M	125
Tides Family Services	1983	3.5	West Warwick, RI	1	$10.0M	50
Options Counseling and Family Services	1991	3.3	Eugene, OR	1	$2.6M	50
Thrive Counseling Center	1898	3.1	Oak Park, IL	1	$2.6M	59
NVCSS	1986	3.8	Redding, CA	1	$8.5M	140

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Institute for Child & Family Health salaries vs competitors

Among Institute for Child & Family Health competitors, employees at Drug Abuse Treatment Association earn the most with an average yearly salary of $55,185.

Compare Institute for Child & Family Health salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Institute for Child & Family Health	$41,765	$20.08	-
Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center	$37,400	$17.98	-
Rivervalley Behavioral Health	$33,720	$16.21	-
Youth Services Network, Inc.	$52,560	$25.27	-
Drug Abuse Treatment Association	$55,185	$26.53	-
Child Guidance Center	$47,222	$22.70	-

Compare Institute for Child & Family Health job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Institute for Child & Family Health	$37,430	$18.00
Henderson Behavioral Health	$55,010	$26.45
Centennial Mental Health Center	$54,863	$26.38
Drug Abuse Treatment Association	$53,290	$25.62
Camelot Community Care	$52,611	$25.29
Youth Services Network, Inc.	$52,430	$25.21
Region One Mental Health Ctr	$52,306	$25.15
Tides Family Services	$52,129	$25.06
Community Reach Center	$50,814	$24.43
NVCSS	$50,469	$24.26
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center	$50,001	$24.04
Options Counseling and Family Services	$49,435	$23.77
Thrive Counseling Center	$49,339	$23.72
Jbfcs	$49,141	$23.63
Children's Advantage	$47,377	$22.78
Family Intervention Services	$46,641	$22.42
Families First of Florida	$46,418	$22.32
Child Guidance Center	$46,283	$22.25
Northeast Counseling Services	$44,477	$21.38
Comprehensive Behavioral Health Center	$36,713	$17.65

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Institute for Child & Family Health demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Institute for Child & Family Health vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Options Counseling and Family Services	22%	78%
Camelot Community Care	25%	75%
NVCSS	33%	67%
Jbfcs	35%	65%
Youth Services Network, Inc.	47%	53%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Jbfcs	56%	20%	12%	8%	4%	9.4
Youth Services Network, Inc.	67%	13%	12%	5%	3%	7.8
Options Counseling and Family Services	76%	10%	5%	5%	4%	6.5
Camelot Community Care	63%	15%	14%	5%	3%	7.1
NVCSS	49%	27%	8%	10%	5%	7.3
Thrive Counseling Center	66%	9%	16%	4%	4%	6.3

Institute for Child & Family Health and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Rick Doucet

Community Reach Center

My career in mental health spans twenty seven years and hundreds of miles from Dallas, Texas to Thornton, Colorado. As a therapist, I specialized in working with high-risk children and families. Later launched Doucet and Associates, providing consultations for psychiatrists and other clinical staff, and acted as a liaison between school systems and other social agencies for clients. I served as Assistant Executive Director of Community Reach Center in Thornton, Colorado for a year and have been the Chief Executive Officer since 2001. I serve as the liaison for various state and community agencies, and I'm a contributing member of several Colorado committees addressing mental health and substance abuse issues, program development, and outcome measures. I have served as a Governor’s appointee to Colorado’s Medical Assistance and Services Advisory Council, Governor’s appointee to the Health Information Advisory Committee and appointed to the advisory council of the All Payer Claims Data Base, served for two years on Congressman Bob Beauprez’s and Congressman Ed Perlmutter’s Medical and Insurance Advisory Policy Committee , currently a member of Mental Health Corporation of America, and the National Council for Community Behavioral Healthcare. I was recently elected to the School Board for School District 27J.

Steven Ronik EdD

Henderson Behavioral Health

Promod Bishnoi

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center

Promod Bishnoi is a President/CEO at Mountain Comprehensive Care Center and is based in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. He has worked as CEO at Kentucky Mountain Health Alliance Inc. Promod studied at MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY between 1989 and 1991.

Wanda Figueroa Peralta EdD

Rivervalley Behavioral Health

John Fowler

Drug Abuse Treatment Association

John Fowler is a Vice Chair at Southeast Florida Behavioral Health Network Inc, President and CEO at Drug Abuse Treatment Association Inc, and Chief Operating Officer at Drug Abuse Treatment Association Inc and is based in West Palm Beach, Florida. He studied at University of Michigan between 1980 and 1984.

Beth Bixby

Tides Family Services

Dr. Elizabeth Hickman

Centennial Mental Health Center

Carolanne Patriaco

Families First of Florida

Dr. Theresa Rulien Thweatt

Child Guidance Center

Dr. Theresa Rulien Thweatt is a President and Chief Executive Officer at CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER INC and is based in United States.

Kathy Regal

Children's Advantage

Kathy Regal is a Chief Executive Officer at Children s Advantage and is based in Ravenna, Ohio. She has worked as Chief Executive Officer at Center for Cognition and Recovery, Chief Operating Officer at LAKE GEAUGA RECOVERY CENTERS INC, and Quality Improvement Administrator at Catholic Charities USA. Kathy studied at David N. Myers University between 1996 and 2000 and David N. Myers University between 2002 and 2003.