Pam Mattel, LCSW, President and CEO of Coordinated Behavioral Care, will be recognized for her exceptional leadership and impact on behavioral health at the 2026 Leadership Awards Reception, highlighting her commitment to advancing access, innovation, and community-based care.
Pam Mattel, LCSW, President and CEO of Coordinated Behavioral Care, will be recognized for her exceptional leadership and impact on behavioral health at the 2026 Leadership Awards Reception, highlighting her commitment to advancing access, innovation, and community-based care.
Consistent evidence demonstrates that care transition programs can significantly improve mental health out-comes, treatment engagement, satisfaction, and overall quality of life. However, the extent and fidelity of imple-entation across behavioral health systems remain underexamined. This article applies the RE-AIM (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation, and Maintenance) framework to evaluate the Pathway Home model,
In most areas of medicine, consistently measuring and reviewing symptoms and functioning is routine. It would be unusual, for example, to visit a primary care physician and not hear your blood pressure reading. Yet, the mental health care field has been slower to apply the regular use of measurement in
CBC was recently featured in an issue of CMSA Today. The article highlights the Pathway Home™ program, with an honorable mention of SOS as an offshoot.
Supporting the homeless population in NYC is a complex issue rooted in factors like the lack of affordable housing, mental illness, substance use, unemployment, and poor health conditions.
Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (CFTSS) are new behavioral health services covered by NYS Medicaid. CFTSS are part of Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment (EPSDT) services.
Meet Samantha, an extraordinary 8-year-old filled with potential and big dreams. Samantha’s courage was overwhelmed by anxiety, and her parents were challenged to help her and their other child with autism. Samantha tried her best to communicate, follow directions, and manage night terrors. Her school added a paraprofessional to support
