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From our partner organization the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics now serve 3.4 million people a year across 48 states and territories. The National Council’s 2026 CCBHC Impact Report, drawn from a survey of the nation’s 539 certified clinics, documents what the model has delivered since Medicaid began paying for […]

From our partner organization Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute. AI should not replace mental health professionals. It should give them more time with patients. That is the principle behind Meadows Institute’s five briefs on positive use cases of AI in mental health care, which map where the technology is already helping clinicians and where it […]

From our partner organization NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. People are asking AI chatbots about their mental health by the millions, and until now there has been no public test of what those chatbots say back. NAMI’s AI and Mental Health resource page, built on a national NAMI/Ipsos poll, sets out what people […]

From our partner organization Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute, with West Health. In the rest of medicine, clinicians measure whether treatment is working and adjust it. In mental health, that practice — measurement-informed care — is still the exception. Bright Spots in Measurement-Informed Mental Health Care profiles the health systems and clinics that have made […]

From our partner organization Shatterproof, with the Bowman Family Foundation. Most people who die by suicide have seen a health care provider in the year before their death usually in primary care. This issue brief gathers three real-world studies showing what happens when primary care practices deliver the Collaborative Care Model: suicide risk falls by […]

The Collaborative Care Model: How it works, how it can be integrated into primary and specialty care settings, and its many benefits.

From our partner organization the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Community behavioral health organizations are asked to report on hundreds of measures, yet few of those measures tell a clinician whether a client is getting better. The National Council’s Medical Director Institute set out to change that, defining what measurement-informed care should mean in community […]

The learning modules provided by the APA include resources and guidance on how the CoCM can be used to treat specific populations. Practices have successfully adapted and implemented the CoCM to deliver mental health care to the following special patient populations: Geriatric, Pediatric, Perinatal, and Substance Use Disorders.

From our partner organization, the American Psychiatric Association, these resources explain the Collaborative Care Model and how to successfully integrate it into a primary care setting, including training, implementation, reimbursement, and more.

The American Psychiatric Association created a toolkit compiling sample tools and resources from pioneer practices that have implemented the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) and are billing for services delivered in the model.