Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs) are designed to deliver comprehensive, accountable, high-quality care. Meeting that standard consistently, across programs, populations, and funding streams, requires the right data infrastructure to support consistent service delivery, inform clinical decision-making, and build the evidence base that continuous quality improvement depends on.
That’s where Measurement-Based Care (MBC), also known as Measurement-Informed Care (MIC), comes in.
On December 3rd from 1-2 pm EST, join the National Council for Mental Wellbeing and Greenspace Health for a session designed to help CCBHC leaders and providers unlock the power of MBC. Our panelists will cover the broader policy and practice landscape shaping CCBHC quality expectations, the strategic case for MBC as a continuous quality improvement tool, and a real-world implementation example from an organization that is both a certified CCBHC and actively using MBC to inform service delivery.
Educational Webinar
From Compliance to Quality: How Measurement-Based Care Empowers CCBHC Success | December 3 from 1-2 PM ET.
Register NowLearn from:
- Linda Rosenberg, MSW, Co-Founder, Behavioral Health Strategy, former President and CEO of The National Council of Mental Wellbeing
- Joe Parks, MD, Principal Medical Advisor, National Council for Mental Wellbeing
- Amber Olson, PhD, Vice President of Clinical Operations, Aurora Mental Health & Recovery
- Hosted by: Simon Weisz, President & Co-Founder, Greenspace Health
Whether your organization is newly certified, actively expanding, or still exploring what CCBHC designation could mean for your programs, this session will offer practical guidance on how MBC can support better outcomes, informed treatment, and clinical excellence.
Key Learnings:
- How MBC supports consistent, data-informed service delivery within the CCBHC model
- The policy and practice landscape shaping CCBHC quality improvement expectations
- Operational and strategic considerations for implementing MBC in a certified clinic
- Lessons learned from a CCBHC actively using MBC to inform care and drive improvement
Meet the Panelists
Linda Rosenberg, MSW
Co-founder of Behavioral Health Strategy and Operating Partner and Advisor to Empactful Capital
Linda Rosenberg is co-founder of Behavioral Health Strategy, a boutique advisory firm serving early-stage AI companies, nonprofits, and state associations. She is also an Operating Partner and Advisor to Empactful Capital, a Senior Advisor to Health Management Associates (HMA), and former faculty in Columbia University’s Department of Psychiatry.
As President and CEO of the National Council for Mental Wellbeing for 15 years, Linda transformed the organization into a national powerhouse and the leading voice for behavioral health. Under her leadership, the National Council helped pass parity legislation; created SAMHSA’s Primary and Behavioral Health Care Integration program; established Medicaid Behavioral Health Homes; developed Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs); and brought Mental Health First Aid to the U.S., where it has since trained more than 5 million adults and teens.
Joe Parks, MD
Medical Director | National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Dr. Parks is a Distinguished Research Professor of Science at Missouri Institute of Mental Health with the University of Missouri, St. Louis. He is the national behavioral health representative at large for The Joint Commission. He practices outpatient psychiatry at Family Health Center, a federally funded community health center established to expand services to uninsured and underinsured patients in Columbia Missouri. He previously served as the Director of Missouri MO HealthNet Division (Missouri Medicaid) in the Missouri Department of Social Services.
He was also Medical Director for the Missouri Department of Mental Health in Jefferson City and the Division Director for the Division of Comprehensive Psychiatric Services.Dr. Parks has conducted research and published in the areas of implementation of evidence-based medicine, pharmacy utilization management, integration of behavioral healthcare with general healthcare, and health care policy. He has received numerous awards for improving the quality of care and leadership.
Amber Olson, PhD
Vice President of Clinical Operations | Aurora Mental Health & Recovery
Dr. Amber Olson is a licensed psychologist and Vice President of Clinical Operations at Aurora Mental Health & Recovery, a Comprehensive Safety Net Provider in Aurora, Colorado. In her role, she led the planning, implementation, and organization-wide rollout of measurement-based care and serves as the clinical lead supporting implementation of CCBHC Quality Measures.
Dr. Olson earned her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of Kentucky, and her doctorate in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver.
Simon Weisz
President & Co-founder | Greenspace Health
Simon Weisz is the Co-Founder and President at Greenspace Health, a technology company that was developed to support the adoption of Measurement-Based Care (MBC) across the behavioral health and substance use sector. He has participated in supporting more than 500 implementations of MBC across a wide range of provider organizations, client populations, levels of care and program types. In 2024, Simon was selected by the American Psychological Association’s Board of Professional Affairs to join as a member of their Measurement-Based Care Advisory Committee.