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Home / Our Work / Resources / Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics: A Vision for the Future

State/Federal Policymakers or Officials

Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics: A Vision for the Future
  • Current or Prospective CCBHCs
  • State/Federal Policymakers or Officials
  • Philanthropic Organizations

States play a critical role in creating an environment where CCBHCs can fully realize this vision. We encourage state agencies and policymakers to:

  • Actively engage current and prospective CCBHCs and their designated collaborating organization (DCO) partners in state planning and development of the program to shape clinical models of implementation
  • Engage in open feedback with current or prospective CCBHCs about how state policies could be adapted to reduce barriers to care.
  • Engage with established CCBHC programs and providers in other states, as well as state officials as needed, to identify and spread best and promising practices.
  • Inform stakeholders inside and outside state government how CCBHCs fit into the larger state health care delivery system ecosystem and encourage or incentivize those partners to engage with CCBHCs.
  • Involve current and prospective CCBHCs in planning and coordination efforts for statewide initiatives such as implementation of the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or planning efforts to address social drivers of health.

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  • Implementation Support for State Government Officials or Policymakers
  • Sustaining Statewide Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Programs

Federal Officials/Policymakers

Thanks to the innovative CCBHC model, we’re entering a new era — one that will define how people access mental health and substance use services in their communities.  

Now we must do all we can to ensure that everyone has access to a CCBHC. And we must maximize CCBHCs’ success by defining the model in federal law. Doing so will reinforce the federal commitment to addressing the nation’s mental health and substance use crises and will save lives.  

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    Join thousands of your peers across the country staying informed on key issues and taking action to support mental wellbeing.

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  • Download our CCBHC Vision Paper to learn how the CCBHC model can be leveraged by clinics, policymakers, payers, partner organizations and the private sector to transform mental health and substance use treatment and care in America.  

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    • 2022 CCBHC Impact Report

      October 26, 2022

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    • 988 and Mobile Crisis Response with the CCBHC Model

      May 2, 2022

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    • Adolescent SBIRT Change Package

      December 13, 2021

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