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The Opioid Crisis:
​Scope of the Problem

Learn about the prevalence of opioid misuse in the U.S., including among those with mental illnesses. Also explore data on the devastating impact of this epidemic. 

The Opioid Crisis:
​Policy Efforts & Opportunities

Explore policy options for responding to the opioid epidemic. Access the federal five-point plan to address opioid addiction, resources and toolkits, and state legislation.​​​

Guide to the Physical Health of People with Mental Illnesses

Learn about the prevalence of major medical conditions among adults in recovery, barriers to a healthy lifestyle, and how to improve health.  

Overview of the 21st Century Cures Act

Learn about the behavioral health provisions of the Cures Act, including increased access to treatment, workforce development, and parity. ​​​

Overview of CCBHCs Program  

Read this overview of the CCBHC legislation and plans to improve the quality of and access to mental health services.

Care Coordination in
​CCBHCs

Learn about how care coordination is defined in the CCBHC program criteria, why care coordination is important, its activities, and its required partnerships.

Person-Centered Care in CCBHCs

This infographic describes person-centered care and self-direction as defined in the CCBHC program criteria. Learn why self-direction is key and how to implement it.

Supported Employment in CCBHCs

Find out how offering supported employment can help fulfill CCBHC requirements, since it facilitates wellness, recovery, and a higher quality of life.

Key Provisions of H.R. 2646

Read this infographic to learn the key provisions of and timeline for The Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act, known as H.R. 2646. 

Overview of the MHPAEA

Learn about changes in the provisions of The Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act, and key points regarding its implementation. 

Why Supported Employment?

Learn the key elements of supported employment, evidence for its impact, and implementation strategies.​ 

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