In March 2023, SAMHSA released the CCBHC criteria modifications for certifying community behavioral health clinics in compliance with the statutory requirements outlined under Section 223 of PAMA. Clinics and states are on different schedules to come into compliance with the updated criteria, with most being required to come into compliance by July 1, 2024.
Qualifacts and the National Council for Mental Wellbeing have collaborated to present an educational session about the recent modifications to the CCBHC (Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic) Criteria and their implications for the state of California.
The changes to the CCBHC criteria are significant and, in this one-hour session, we conducted a high-level review of these changes. The discussion was specifically focused on delving into the modifications to Crisis Services, Substance Use Disorders, and Population Health.
Additionally, we explored the technology and tools that will be necessary for CCBHCs to comply with the new SAMHSA modifications.
Learning Objectives:
- Increased familiarity with the new SAMHSA CCBHC criteria modifications released March 2023
- Understanding of the new criteria for Crisis Services, Substance Use Disorders and Population Health and how they align with California initiatives
- Greater clarity on what the CCBHC needs in technology and tools to support the new criteria
Presenters:
Brett Beckerson, MSW
Senior Director, Public Policy & Advocacy
National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Mary Givens, MRA
CCBHC Program Manager
Qualifacts
Kevin Schmidt
VP of Technology
Qualifacts
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