Greenspace Health

03/10/2026

For behavioral health providers serving children and youth in Los Angeles County, meeting EPSDT requirements means balancing high-quality care with complex reporting obligations.

Our newest integration helps streamline that process by automatically transferring outcome data collected in Greenspace (such as the PSC-35 and IP-CANS results) into the EHR for validation and submission to LACDMH.

By reducing duplicate data entry and improving reporting accuracy, organizations can spend less time on administrative work and more time focused on delivering high-quality, evidence-informed care.

Learn how the integration supports both compliance and better care delivery:

Across Los Angeles County, behavioral health providers serving children and youth operate within a complex regulatory landscape shaped by Medicaid’s Early and

03/06/2026

Meet Steven Taylor, our new Lifecycle Marketing Manager! 👋

With over a decade of experience leading marketing initiatives across charities, not-for-profits, and healthcare organizations, Steven is driven by one thing: impact. He specializes in building thoughtful, data-driven engagement strategies that support better mental health outcomes and create a seamless member journey from start to finish.

When he’s not working, you’ll likely find him exploring provincial parks or out on the water with his family. 🌲🚣‍♂️

We’re excited to have you on the team, Steven! 💚

03/05/2026

Since it’s launch, our MBC Benchmarking feature has empowered clinical leaders and administrators with a clear view of high-level Measurement-Based Care (MBC) outcome and engagement data standards. By surfacing these insights, organizations can identify opportunities for improvement, recognize areas of strength, and leverage credible data to support high-level performance and quality-improvement.

Today, we’re excited to introduce the next evolution of this capability.

With our latest MBC 2.0 feature, Industry Benchmarking, organizations can now access true apples-to-apples comparisons—evaluating their data within the specific context of their treatment offerings. This enhanced approach provides a more accurate understanding of how their implementation compares across adoption, engagement, and clinical outcomes.

These upgrades introduce treatment-specific comparisons, severity-adjusted outcome metrics, expanded therapist engagement tracking, and a more intuitive dashboard experience. The result is benchmarking that is more precise, credible, and actionable than ever before.

For clinical and operational leaders, this means clearer insight into performance and helping teams identify strengths, close gaps, support quality improvement initiatives, and confidently navigate accreditation, funding, and value-based care opportunities.

Read the full feature deep dive → https://hlth.grnspc.co/sANa

03/03/2026

With CARF’s updated standards formally requiring Measurement-Informed / Measurement-Based Care (MBC) in Sections 2.A.12, 1.M, and 1.N, outcome measurement is no longer optional. For organizations seeking accreditation, MBC is now a foundational component to securing it, while also supporting performance management and the continuous care improvement CARF expects.

When embedded into clinical workflows, MBC enhances real-time decision-making, strengthens organization-wide performance reporting, enables structured quality improvement cycles, and positions providers for stronger payer and funder relationships.

If your organization is preparing for accreditation or renewal, now is the time to build measurement systems that are embedded, repeatable, and clinically meaningful.

In our latest article, we break down the CARF accreditation process, the key measurement standards organizations must meet, and how MBC directly supports Sections 2.A.12, 1.M, and 1.N:

Last year, we published an article exploring CARF’s updated 2025 standards, which formally require organizations to engage in Measurement-Informed Care (also

03/02/2026

Today is World Teen Mental Wellness Day.

Teens often experience rapid and unpredictable changes in their mental health, with 75% of severe mental health disorders emerging during adolescence and young adulthood (Kessler et al. 2005).

Consistent, routine outcome measurement helps clinicians better understand those changes over time. Measurement-Based Care (MBC) empowers clinicians and clients to engage in more meaningful conversations about progress, tailor care to each individual based on real data, intervene earlier when trends indicate risk or stagnation, and create space for more collaborative, informed conversations with youth and families.

In this clip from our recent webinar, Theresa Lindberg, Managing Director for Child and Youth Services at CARF International, shared a powerful example of how a youth with anxiety, who struggled to verbalize their experience in sessions, was able to better express themselves through MBC, strengthening communication and understanding with their clinician.

Learn more about the role of Measurement-Based Care in advancing child and youth behavioral health: https://hlth.grnspc.co/r-Hc

02/27/2026

Our team is gearing up for next week’s BHB Value Conference!

Our CEO & Co-founder, Jeremy Weisz, and Clinical Partnerships Manager, Mike Braithwaite, will be joining behavioral health leaders to explore the levers that are driving value in today’s care landscape.

At 1:00 pm on Thursday, March 5th, Jeremy will present alongside Cally Cripps, Chief Information & Innovation Officer at Aurora Mental Health & Recovery, in the panel: “Using Measurement-Based Care to Power Real Value-Based Care Contracts.”

Together, they’ll explore why Measurement-Based Care (MBC) has become foundational to value-based partnerships, how outcomes data strengthens payor relationships, and how organizations can align measurement with care delivery.

If you’re attending the conference, we hope you’ll join the conversation.

See the full agenda and register: https://bhbvalueconference.com/2026-agenda/

02/26/2026

Epic Behavioral Healthcare, a CARF-accredited nonprofit serving more than 2,300 clients across Florida, implemented Measurement-Based Care (MBC) with Greenspace to deepen engagement and support more informed clinical decision-making across mental health and substance use programs.

Since implementation, they’ve seen a 46% reduction in no-show rates among clients using Greenspace, and a 49% reduction in PHQ-9 scores by the 10th assessment. Across their programs, MBC is improving care continuity, strengthening clinician-client collaboration, and driving meaningful ROI by reducing missed appointments and increasing effective service delivery.

Read the full case study to see how Epic Behavioral Health is using MBC to drive engagement, improve outcomes, and demonstrate impact: https://hlth.grnspc.co/rW3A

Epic Behavioral Health (Epic BH) is a Florida-based, CARF accredited non-profit organization that provides comprehensive behavioral health services across

02/25/2026

New research published in Nature Mental Health highlights the growing importance of digital Measurement-Based Care (MBC) in navigating the complexities of youth mental health and supporting adaptive, continuous care.

The article highlights the importance of digitally enabled, longitudinal outcome tracking in youth mental health settings, to better detect improvement, stagnation, or deterioration. Routine, structured measurement creates the visibility needed to support earlier intervention and more responsive care.

With MBC, outcomes can be captured consistently and integrated into care delivery, empowering clinicians and organizations with clearer insight into client journeys so they can respond with tailored, person-centered care.

Read the research article to learn more about why MBC is essential for supporting complex youth mental health needs:

Youth mental health trajectories are inherently complex, and current tools cannot reliably forecast who will deteriorate, recover or relapse. This Comment discusses why digital measurement-based care offers a scalable, evidence-based solution for continuous and adaptive care, and proposes five recom...

02/24/2026

Press Release: Greenspace expands EHR integration capabilities to automate LACDMH EPSDT reporting requirements.

Our enhanced integration enables discrete assessment data collected in Greenspace to transfer directly into EHRs for validation and submission, eliminating duplicate data entry, improving accuracy, and reducing administrative burden for providers. By supporting required assessments such as the CANS-IP and PSC-35, this workflow helps organizations meet EPSDT compliance standards while strengthening clinical care.

Learn more about how Greenspace is empowering LA County organizations with seamless reporting and Measurement-Based Care:

Greenspace’s MBC platform automates data capture, validation and submission to LACDMH via EHRs for faster, more accurate reporting.

02/23/2026

This week is Eating Disorder (ED) Awareness Week, a time to raise awareness of the complexity of eating disorders and advocate for timely, evidence-informed, and compassionate care.

Eating disorder recovery is rarely linear. Research shows that Measurement-Based Care (MBC) enhances treatment by helping clinicians and clients track progress over time, identify when adjustments are needed, and ensure treatment decisions are informed by real client experiences.

By embedding routine outcome measurement into eating disorder treatment, organizations like Within Health are strengthening clinical conversations, supporting engagement throughout care, and better understanding what’s driving improvement across programs.

Read more about the value of MBC in eating disorder treatment and how it supports high-quality, evidence-informed care, featuring insights from Dr. Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, Co-Founder, CEO, and Chief Medical Officer at Within Health:

This article features clips from ‘Enhancing Eating Disorder Treatment: The Value and Impact of Measurement-Based Care,’ an educational session hosted by

02/19/2026

We’re looking forward to the MHCA Winter Conference & Annual Meeting next week, where Mike Braithwaite, Clinical Partnerships Manager, will be joining behavioral health leaders from across the US for conversations focused on care quality, access, and long-term sustainability.

This conference offers a great opportunity to explore how organizations are approaching quality improvement, accountability, and long-term impact, and collaborate on strategies to improve access and outcomes across the continuum of care.

If you’re attending, we’d love to connect!

View the agenda and register here: https://mhca.com/agenda-2026-clearwater-beach

02/12/2026

What does Measurement-Based Care (MBC) implementation look like when it is thoughtfully integrated into care delivery?

In today's article, leaders from TLC Wellness and Zócalo Health walk through the decisions their teams made when structuring their implementations, from clearly identifying their 'Why?' for MBC, to embedding assessments into clinical workflows, supporting clinician buy-in, and using data to strengthen care and demonstrate impact.

Featuring insights and examples from their organizations' own journeys, this piece offers a practical roadmap for organizations looking to adopt MBC.

Read the full article:

Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is no longer just a “nice-to-have” in behavioral health. It’s now recognized by accrediting bodies like the Joint Commission and