CCBHC Success Center
A hub for data, resources and advocacy to support the CCBHC movement.
CCBHC Success CenterThe Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHC) model gives states, clinics and grantees the tools needed to support a range of mental health and substance use challenge treatment services, – providing expanded care while helping to improve access to crisis services and coordinated care across the behavioral health system.
As an integrated and sustainable-financed model for care delivery, the CCBHC model alleviates decades-old challenges that have led to a crisis in providing access to mental health and addiction care. The National Council for Mental Wellbeing has supported the model since initiation, working with states and clinics to support implementation and advocating for continued expansion across the country.
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On-Demand Webinar: CCBHC 101
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The National Council supports the CCBHC model through federal and state policy and advocacy activities, education and training on the model, and implementation support for existing and prospective CCBHCs, state officials and policymakers, state behavioral health associations and others.
CCBHC-E National Training and Technical Assistance Center
A training and technical assistance center for SAMHSA-funded CCBHC-Expansion Grantees.
CCBHC-EEvents
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RELIAS – The Future of CCBHCs: Opportunities for Expansion and Lessons Learned from the FieldJan 29, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Based on early successes of the CCBHC program, Congress has acted 5 times to extend the demonstration and has allowed $450 million to date for CCHBC expansion grants. Meanwhile, states are exploring opportunities to implement the CCBHC initiative via Medicaid waivers or State Plan Amendments. In this environment, what does…
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How Incorporating Digital Behavioral Health Can Quickly Extend Access and Effectively Meet CCBHC RequirementsDec 10, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Brie Reimann, MPA Assistant Vice President, Practice Improvement & Consulting at the National Council, will provide an overview of the current state of CCBHC’s in America; Noble Shaver Jr. and Nancy Blackshare with FCC Behavioral Health in Missouri and Communications Specialist, Kaitlynn Wilkinson with NorthCare in Oklahoma will discuss their…
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myStrength: How Incorporating Digital Behavioral Health Can Quickly Extend Access and Effectively Meet CCBHC RequirementsDec 10, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Brie Reimann, MPA Assistant Vice President, Practice Improvement & Consulting at the National Council, provided an overview of the current state of CCBHC’s in America; Noble Shaver Jr. and Nancy Blackshare with FCC Behavioral Health in Missouri and Communications Specialist, Kaitlynn Wilkinson with NorthCare in Oklahoma discussed their work and…