Community Behavioral Health Solutions
Watch Webinar Recording
"Digital Innovation for Community Mental Health: Meaningful Impact at Scale" kicked off Community Behavioral Health Solutions, ACHI's collaboration with CredibleMind. Watch the webinar recording to learn about about ways to address behavioral health challenges.
AHA is collaborating with CredibleMind to bring specialized opportunities to ACHI network members to meet their behavioral health and community health improvement needs.
Sponsored by:
The CredibleMind Ecosystem
Customizable with organizational and local resources, CredibleMind provides a complete population-based mental health ecosystem, complete with analytics reporting on service needs, use and outcomes. Use these resources to:
- Augment clinical care with a robust suite of self-care resources.
- Improve patient outcomes by integrating self-care into treatment plans, promoting holistic health and well-being.
- Streamline the transition from acute care to community-based support, enhancing continuity of care for patients with mental health needs.
About This Collaboration
Through this collaboration, the AHA and CredibleMind will work together to empower AHA member organizations with both education and innovative tools to expand access to a continuum of behavioral health services by providing scalable, self-guided support for emotional well-being, resilience and stress management, alongside digital navigation to local clinical care resources.
Collaboration Offerings
Kicking off during summer 2025, the collaboration will offer ACHI network members:
- Best practices to support CHNA initiatives
- A learning community of practice in the community mental health space
- Benchmarking tools
- A CredibleMind community mental health solution designed for AHA members
Webinar Replay:
Digital Innovation for Community Mental Health
This webinar, which kicked off ACHI's collaboration with CredibleMind, delved into new ways community and behavioral health leaders can engage their communities, deliver early intervention, and address factors driving readmissions and behavioral health challenges.