Resources

CCBHC Evidence-Based Practice Reference Guide

This resource serves as a brief reference for CCBHCs on the most commonly required or implemented EBPs across CCBHCs

CCBHC Funding Streams

CCBHC Health Information Technology Toolkit 

This Health Information Technology (HIT) Toolkit helps organizations perform an assessment of how they are meeting Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) Certification Criteria requirements while assessing their technology maturity. Organizations can use this resource as they embark on the journey toward operating as a CCBHC.  This toolkit supports organizations in…

CCBHC Impact Report Data Highlights

CCBHC Innovations: Enhancing Community Collaboration with MOUs, DCOs and Informal Partnerships

Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), Designated Collaborating Organizations (DCOs), and informal partnerships are critical strategies for Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs) to enhance service delivery and support. These collaborative approaches focus on creating meaningful connections that prevent gaps in services provided and support comprehensive care. MOUs provide structured referral protocols, DCOs…

CCBHC Living Experience Advisory Council

This document presents recommendations for the field informed by the National Council’s CCBHC Living Experience Advisory Council.

CCBHC Location List Updated 7/22/21

CCBHC Model, Impact, and Advocacy Opportunities

CCBHC New Grantee Bootcamp – Day 1 Slides

PowerPoint presentation of a deep dive into CCBHC 101 with education on the model and elements for success. Features a CCBHC Expert Panel discussing best practices and lessons learned from experienced grantees, plus support from CCBHC peers as you begin your journey.

CCBHC New Grantee Bootcamp – Day 2 Slides

PowerPoint presentation that covers understanding and preparing for attestation, SAMHSA requirements and grants management and advocacy and sustainability with insights from MTM Services, including how Same Day Access can support your shift and discussion around both data systems and making your electronic health records (EHR) work for you.