What is a CCBHC?
CCBHCs provide mental health and substance use disorder services. CCBHCs serve everyone no matter their age, where they live, or their ability to pay. They can provide services in the clinic or out in the community, including homes, schools and through street outreach. CCBHCs must provide these nine services:
- Crisis services, including mobile crisis services
- Outpatient mental health and substance use services
- Service planning
- Screening, assessment, and diagnosis
- Outpatient primary care screening and monitoring
- Psychiatric rehabilitation services
- Targeted case management
- Peer-delivered services
CCBHCs partner with other local organizations to coordinate care, such as:
- Physical health care providers
- Schools
- Child Welfare
- Local intellectual and developmental disabilities departments
How Are CCBHCs Funded?
Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics are primarily paid through Medicaid. CCBHCs may seek grant funds and/or fees through a sliding fee scale to cover services provided to individuals who do not have Oregon Health Plan.
CCBHCs receive a prospective payment system (PPS) rate based on clinic-specific direct and indirect costs and number of daily visits. CCBHCs receive one payment per Oregon Health Plan member served per day regardless of the type, number, or intensity of the service(s) provided.
Find a CCBHC Near You
Below are state-certified CCBHCs in Oregon.