EDUCATIONAL WEBINAR | Greenspace Health and Behavioral Health Leaders from Calvert County, Boulder Care, and Two Chairs: The ROI of Measurement-Based Care

KEY POINTS:

• Greenspace Health to host webinar exploring the financial and strategic ROI of Measurement-Based Care for behavioral health organizations and health systems
• Speakers from Calvert County Behavioral Health, Boulder Care, and Two Chairs will share real-world perspectives on the impact of MBC on grant strategy, value-based contracting, and reducing early dropout
• The session will provide practical tips for building the case for MBC internally, and insight into leveraging engagement and outcome data to advocate with funders, payors, and organizational leadership

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Greenspace Health will host an educational webinar bringing together behavioral health leaders from across the sector to explore the growing financial and strategic value of Measurement-Based Care (MBC). The session will examine how organizations are leveraging outcome data to strengthen grant applications, succeed in value-based care arrangements, and reduce costly challenges like client no-shows and early dropout from care.

WHAT:
Beyond Outcomes: The ROI of Measurement-Based Care

WHEN:
Thursday, October 1, 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PT

WHERE:
Virtual (Zoom)
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WHO:
Greenspace Health: Simon Weisz, Co-Founder and President
Calvert County Behavioral Health: Denise Dickerson, LCADC, LCPC, Director of Behavioral Health
Boulder Care: Andy Kelly, Chief Commercial Officer
Two Chairs: Nick Forand, PhD, ABPP, Principal Clinical Research Scientist

WHY IT MATTERS:
The impact of Measurement-Based Care on care quality is well established in both research and practice, improving clinical decision-making, strengthening client engagement, and driving better clinical outcomes. As behavioral health funding continues to evolve, MBC's value increasingly extends beyond the clinical setting. Organizations using MBC are better positioned with the outcome data needed to strengthen grant applications, succeed in value-based contracting, and make the case for funding to expand access to high-quality care. MBC also improves client engagement, reducing costly challenges like no-shows, cancellations, and early dropout, compounding the financial impact even further.

This session will give attendees the evidence, framing, and real-world examples they need to make the ROI case for MBC and effectively leverage outcome data with funders, payors, and leadership.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Clinical leaders, program directors, finance and operations leaders, and healthcare administrators looking to strengthen their organization's financial position through outcomes data and Measurement-Based Care.