Behavioral Health Integration Ecosystem Directory

A program that partners with researchers, organizations, and clinical stakeholders to support the implementation and evaluation of evidence-based mental health screening, prevention, and intervention practices in non-specialty mental health settings.

A foundation that conducts research and publishes analysis on BHI models, makes grants for workforce development and rural health system growth, and disseminates information on best practices for implementing and scaling up integrated care.

A program that leads BHI interprofessional service delivery, clinical education, and clinical research initiatives through local, regional, and national partnerships. Recognized by both local and national training awards, IBHP initiatives have supported the acquisition of over $15 million in external funding, 26 peer reviewed manuscripts, and over 80 national presentations related to BHI and education in medical settings.

A nonprofit organization that supports state leaders by providing technical assistance, publishing and disseminating research and analyses, sharing best practices, and bringing new health policy ideas across executive and legislative branches of state government. Behavioral Health is a policy area of focus, with specific resources related to behavioral health integration.

A non-profit that increases awareness about BHI through published blog posts, briefs, and reports, and advocates for changes to public policy. They focus on fighting stigma and encouraging understanding nationwide. They also created NAMI Hearts+Minds, a wellness program designed to educate and empower patients to better manage their health — mentally and physically.
 

The leading national advocacy organization in support of Community Health Centers and the expansion of health care access (including behavioral health) for the medically underserved and uninsured.

A non-profit membership organization representing Single State Agency Directors (SSAs) for substance use disorder (SUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery services throughout the United States. NASADAD develops and disseminates educational materials, provides technical assistance, conducts research, and promotes public policy positions on SUD care with federal and national audiences. Most of their resources are developed exclusively for the association members.

A membership-based non-profit organization that serves state mental health authorities through providing technical assistance, developing resource guides and other educational materials, and hosting events related to the public mental health service delivery system.

An organization that advances quality and access in behavioral health services by accrediting managed behavioral healthcare organizations and certified community behavioral health centers, and by integrating behavioral health measures into HEDIS® (Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set). These measures address quality gaps and support performance evaluation, guiding quality reporting and value-based purchasing for Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial health plans. Recognized Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) can earn Distinction in Behavioral Health Integration.

A nonprofit and membership organization that drives policy and social change on behalf of mental health and substance use treatment organizations across the country. They advocate for policies that encourage high-quality, accessible care, build capacity of mental health and substance use treatment organizations, and promote greater understanding of mental wellbeing.