Project Overview
Third Sector worked with King County’s Outpatient Treatment on Demand Initiative to direct approximately $115M annually in outpatient behavioral health funding toward outcomes by embedding performance incentives into existing contracts to increase access to timely care. The three-year program includes 23 different service provider agencies representing 93% of new outpatients served annually.
Practice area:
Behavioral Health
Third Sector works with communities and our government agencies to transform how we deliver mental and behavioral health services to support people’s recovery and well-being.
| Project Name | Scope | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Building Capacity to Improve Behavioral Health Outcomes for Californians | State | CA | Active |
| The Transformational Change Partnership (TCP) is an innovative cohort program that uses a structured learning and capacity-building framework to empower teams in California to transform their behavioral health systems and improve outcomes. The program aligns with the state's Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA), which emphasizes improving access to care, reducing disparities, and fostering systemic integration across health, housing, criminal justice, and other sectors. Third Sector co-created TCP with the University of the Pacific. | |||
| Incorporating Consumer Voice in Outcomes Design & System Improvements | County | CA | Active |
| Sutter-Yuba’s iCARE Innovation Project seeks to increase access to behavioral health care for underserved groups not currently engaged in traditional behavioral health services. Third Sector is supporting outcomes framework design and outcomes impact assessment for iCARE by soliciting and integrating input from consumers to both inform continuous improvement efforts and contribute to consumer-defined recovery metrics. | |||
Practice Area Managing Director of Behavioral Health
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