Greenspace Health

04/24/2026

We’re heading to NatCon 2026!

Our team is excited to attend and spend the week connecting with organizations and leaders focused on improving access, quality, and outcomes in behavioral healthcare.

Our CEO & Co-Founder, Jeremy Weisz, will be part of a digital poster presentation with leaders from Alaska Behavioral Health Association and Denali Family Services. During the session, ‘Beyond Borders: The Growing Impact of Measurement-Informed Care in Alaska,’ the group will highlight how Measurement-Informed Care (MIC) / Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is becoming essential for outcomes, accreditation and value-based care, and share practical strategies for implementation across diverse organizations.

If you’re attending, join the session on April 28th from 12:30-1:00 PM, or stop by our booth to connect with our team.

04/23/2026

In substance use disorder (SUD) care, progress isn’t always linear, and the way we measure outcomes should reflect that.

When care is guided by limited data that doesn’t capture the complex needs of clients in SUD treatment, it becomes harder to identify when someone is struggling, disengaging, or making meaningful progress beneath the surface.

On June 4th, join us for a live webinar exploring how Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is helping organizations better support the realities of SUD treatment, equipping providers with tangible insights to understand progress, identify risk earlier, and deliver more responsive care.

This session brings together clinical and research leaders, Dr. Sandy Resnick and Dr. Jessica Barber, from the Yale University School of Medicine, alongside Dr. Kelli Scott from the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, to share guidance for MBC implementation in substance use services.

You’ll also hear how large-scale initiatives like the HEALing Measurement Center are putting MBC into practice across diverse care settings.

If you’re working to strengthen outcomes in SUD care, this session will help you turn measurement into meaningful impact.

👉 Register today to save your spot: https://hlth.grnspc.co/utdC

04/22/2026

Greenspace is attending the Eating Disorders Association of Canada 2026 Conference next week!

The conference brings together clinicians, researchers, and system leaders from across Canada to advance eating disorder care, share insights, and strengthen collaboration across the field.

Carly Pointet, Customer Success Lead, is excited to be in Halifax connecting with organizations and providers that are working to improve care quality, enhance client engagement, and better understand outcomes through measurement and shared insight.

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

04/21/2026

Press Release: Sagent Behavioral Health Partners with Greenspace Health to Scale Measurement-Based Care (MBC) Across Multi-State Network

We’re excited to work with Sagent Behavioral Health on a multi-state rollout of MBC, bringing standardized outcomes tracking to programs across their network.

Starting with an initial launch and followed by a system-wide expansion, this initiative will integrate patient feedback into every stage of care and empower clinicians to identify risk earlier, tailor treatment, and improve outcomes across diverse programs and populations.

Through direct integration with their EHR, this implementation brings data-driven insights into everyday clinical workflows, reducing administrative burden while strengthening consistency and quality of care at scale.

Read the full Press Release:

Partnership will enable organization-wide Feedback-Informed and Evidence-Based Care to improve clinical outcomes, patient engagement, and consistent care

04/16/2026

Greenspace Assessments Hub: Mood and Feelings Questionnaire (MFQ)

The MFQ offers a simple, reliable way to assess and monitor depressive symptoms in children, adolescents, and young adults, while creating space for more focused, collaborative conversations during care.

In this brand new guide, we break down when and how to use the MFQ, how to administer and score the assessment, and tips for introducing it into sessions and interpreting results. Like all outcome measures, the MFQ is most effective when used consistently over time to track change, guide care, and keep clients engaged in their progress.

Explore the full guide to learn more about the MFQ: https://hlth.grnspc.co/ucbA

04/15/2026

We’re excited to head to !

As the needs of children, youth, and families continue to evolve, so must the systems that support them. This year’s theme, ‘Interwoven: Co-Creating the Future of Child and Youth Mental Health’, reflects how meaningful progress happens when care is connected, collaborative, and informed by real experiences and data.

Jay Goddard, Clinical Partnerships Manager, will be onsite from April 20-21, connecting with leaders and partners who are advancing child and youth mental health across Ontario.

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

04/14/2026

We’re proud to partner with LifeStream Behavioral Center to expand Measurement-Based Care (MBC) across Central Florida.

Serving nearly 41,000 individuals annually, LifeStream is taking a meaningful step toward embedding real-time insights into everyday care—supporting clinicians to identify risk earlier, track progress, and adapt treatment to each individual’s needs.

This implementation reflects a broader shift toward more data-informed, client-centered care as part of Florida Behavioral Health Association’s coordinated Measurement-Based Care initiative with Greenspace to help improve behavioral health care quality statewide.

We’re excited to support LifeStream in advancing care quality and improving outcomes for the communities they serve.

View the Press Release:

Partnering to bring real-time Measurement-Based Care and data-driven insights to one of Central Florida’s largest behavioral health providers.

04/13/2026

We’re headed to Becker’s Behavioral Health Summit!

This week, Jesse Hayman, Chief Growth Officer, and Harry Williams, Vice President of Clinical Partnerships, will join a community of leaders focused on advancing the future of behavioral health.

On April 15th at 3:15 pm, Jesse will join the panel session, ‘Blueprint for Value-Based Behavioral Healthcare,’ alongside leaders from Hartford Healthcare, The Harris Center for Mental Health, and University of Utah Health. The session will explore how organizations are implementing outcome-driven models, using data to guide decision-making, and building systems that improve both clinical outcomes and financial sustainability.

If you’re attending, join the session or stop by our booth to connect and continue the conversation.

04/09/2026

Measurement-Based Care is most effective when outcome data is visualized and semlessly integrated into session.

Our latest MBC 2.0 releases, Symptom Insights and Session Prompts, operate in tandem to help providers quickly identify what matters most and bring that data directly into session conversations.

By surfacing key symptom-level changes and pairing them with clinically-informed session prompts, these features help reduce time spent reviewing data and make it easier to translate insights into meaningful care.

Watch the video below for a quick overview, or check out our latest feature highlight for a full deep dive into how it works: https://hlth.grnspc.co/uIsb

04/08/2026

Ever wondered what Greenspace looks like off the clock?

The answer is a little competitive and a lot of fun.

From impressive rallies to unexpected comebacks, the Toronto team’s recent social was packed with energy, questionable techniques, and a few very serious doubles matches 🏓

Congrats to Jeremy Weisz & Victoria Gushue for coming out on top 🏆 and thank you to Spin Toronto for hosting us.

Check out the highlights below!

04/07/2026

This World Health Day, the theme 'Together for health. Stand with science.' is a powerful reminder that evidence-informed care should be at the core of every part of our healthcare system.

In mental health this hasn't always been the case. Historically, there has been a lack of standardized ways to measure outcomes, making it difficult to know what’s working, where to improve, and how to deliver consistently high-quality care.

Measurement-Based Care (MBC) helps close that gap by bringing real-time, standardized data into clinical practice, empowering providers to make informed decisions and continuously improve care.

Hear directly from one of our partners in the video below to see how MBC is supporting clinical conversations and driving real impact in mental healthcare.

04/01/2026

Join us in welcoming the recent additions to our community of partner clinics and organizations.

Each is making a significant impact in the lives of individuals, families, and communities through their dedication to high-quality and evidence-based mental health services. Read our latest article to learn about their amazing work, the range of populations they serve, and the various programs they offer: https://hlth.grnspc.co/tv9m