Greenspace Health

06/05/2026

Meet Kelli, one of our Senior Customer Success Managers supporting Population Health initiatives at Greenspace! 🌟

Kelli brings extensive experience across mental health, substance use, and wellbeing strategy, with a background spanning clinical, post-secondary, and workplace settings. Her work is grounded in real-world clinical practice and a deep commitment to amplifying lived experience, translating human stories into meaningful insights, and advocating for more compassionate systems of care.

As more organizations look to expand access to mental health support through population health programs, Kelli works closely with our partners to help ensure those initiatives are meaningful, engaging, and designed around the needs of the people they serve.

When she's not at work, you'll find Kelli on her bike, on her yoga mat, or spending time outdoors, as a lifelong athlete that loves challenge, resilience, and feeling grounded through movement. 🚴‍♀️

We're grateful to have Kelli on the team and excited for the impact she'll continue to make alongside our partners. 💚

06/04/2026

Join us in welcoming the recent additions to our community of partner clinics and organizations.

Each is making a significant impact in the lives of individuals, families, and communities through their dedication to high-quality and evidence-based mental health services. Read our latest article to learn about their amazing work, the range of populations they serve, and the various programs they offer: https://hlth.grnspc.co/waDR

06/03/2026

Greenspace was named one of G2's Top 9 Mental Health Software platforms for 2026! 🏆

We’re honoured to be recognized as the Best Platform for Measurement-Based Care and Outcomes Tracking. Among more than 20 platforms evaluated, Greenspace was recognized for helping organizations systematically measure outcomes, monitor progress over time, and use data to deliver more responsive, effective care.

This recognition reflects the incredible clinicians, organizations, and clients who have embraced Measurement-Based Care with Greenspace and continue to push the industry forward. We're grateful to work with organizations that are committed to making care more measurable, personalized, and impactful for the people they serve.

Thank you to every partner who has trusted us with their MBC implementation, shared feedback, and helped shape the platform into what it is today.

And we’re just getting started. We’re excited to continue evolving our MBC platforms to support each of our clinical partners in delivering high-quality, exceptional care for the populations they serve.

A special thank you to Somya Jain for the feature article: https://learn.g2.com/mental-health-software

06/02/2026

“Measurement-Based Care (MBC) helps us deliver better care.”

At the Openminds conference earlier this year, we were joined by Jennifer Nadeau, CSW, Senior Vice President of Child & Family Services at Community Health Resources, for a Lunch and Learn session on the impact of MBC.

Jennifer shared how MBC has helped CHR stay closely attuned to how clients are really doing throughout care and ensure services remain responsive to their needs. With MBC at the heart of their practice, clinical teams are better equipped to recognize changes in symptoms, identify when additional support may be needed, and make more informed treatment decisions.

MBC has helped create a more transparent and collaborative care experience, empowering both clients, clinicians, and leadership a clearer understanding of progress.

Thank you, Jennifer and the CHR team, for sharing your experience and for your continued partnership in advancing MBC. 🙌

05/28/2026

Last call to register!

On June 4, join experts from Yale University, Dr. Sandra Resnick and Dr. Jessica Barber, and Northwestern University, Dr. Kelli Scott, for a practical discussion on how Measurement-Based Care (MBC) can strengthen substance use disorder treatment and support more informed, outcome-driven care.

In this session, we’ll explore:

✔ Key considerations for implementing MBC in SUD settings
✔ How to select meaningful measures that reflect recovery journeys
✔ Practical strategies for integrating MBC into clinical workflows
✔ Lessons from the HEALing Measurement Center's implementation
✔ How to leverage data to support better clinical decisions and outcomes

Save your spot: https://hlth.grnspc.co/vtlN

05/26/2026

What does Measurement-Based Care look like in Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs (PRPs)?

Partnership Development Group (PDG) is leading the way in Maryland by demonstrating how consistent, structured measurement can support earlier identification of risk, stronger care coordination, and more tailored clinical decision-making.

The results:

- ~35% reduction in psychiatric ED visits and inpatient incidents
- High engagement across 480 clients and 4,700+ assessments
- 95% of clients showing stability or reliable recovery on the PHQ-9

In settings where success is defined by stability and preventing escalation, this kind of visibility is critical not only for improving care, but for demonstrating impact in a meaningful, measurable way.

Read the full case study to learn more: https://hlth.grnspc.co/w8Gs

05/22/2026

The recent PowerNET conference, hosted by the Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies, saw conversations focused on how organizations can incorporate measurement into care delivery to both strengthen quality and clearly demonstrate impact.

Throughout the week, there was a strong focus on outcomes, staff capacity, and sustainable service delivery. Almendra Mesones and Kevin Kim, two of Greenspace’s Clinical Partnership Managers, were on-site connecting with organizations and exploring new ways to make counselling and support services work in increasingly constrained environments, while still meeting rising expectations around accountability and results.

Simon Weisz, Greenspace's President & Co-Founder, sparked conversations with the session, “Measurement-Based Care: The What, the Why, and the Impact.” The discussion reinforced that collecting data alone isn’t enough; what matters is how it’s used to inform care, improve quality, and show meaningful progress.

Grateful to connect with so many organizations actively working toward more measurable, responsive, and impactful care, and excited to continue the conversation.

05/21/2026

How do you move from collecting data to truly improving care?

In this clip, Dr. Sandra Resnick from the Yale Measurement-Based Care Collaborative introduces the Collect, Share, Act model: a simple but powerful way to turn Measurement-Based Care (MBC) data into meaningful action. Rather than letting data sit in the background, she highlights how it can be actively used to guide conversations, inform decisions, and adapt care in real time.

It's a shift from measurement as a task, to measurement as a tool for better, more responsive care.

Dr. Resnick will dive deeper into effective approaches to MBC in our upcoming educational session, ‘Advancing Substance Use Disorder Treatment Through Measurement-Based Care,’ where she’ll share practical strategies for integrating MBC into substance use settings and driving real impact.

Register for the session on June 4th from 1-2 PM ET: https://hlth.grnspc.co/vtda

05/19/2026

Over the past six years, we've worked with the Community Behavioral Health Association of Maryland on a coordinated Measurement-Based Care (MBC) implementation with providers across the state. The initiative now has over 30 Maryland organizations regularly incorporating routine measurement into care, creating consistency in how outcomes are measured, discussed, and used in care state-wide.

The impact is clear:

✔️ 700+ clinicians using MBC in routine care

✔️ 15,000+ clients supported

✔️ 200,000+ assessments completed

✔️ 85% average Therapeutic Alliance

The coordinated implementation reflects Maryland’s commitment toward delivering more responsive, data-informed behavioral health care.

Learn more:

It’s been 6 years since the launch of our coordinated Measurement-Based Care (MBC) implementation in partnership with the Community Behavioral Health

05/14/2026

MEDIA ALERT: Advancing Substance Use Disorder Treatment Through Measurement-Based Care With Behavioral Health Experts from Yale and Northwestern

We’re bringing together clinical and research leaders from Yale University School of Medicine and Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine to explore how Measurement-Based Care (MBC) can better reflect the realities of recovery and support more responsive, data-informed treatment.

This session will dive into practical strategies for implementing MBC in SUD settings, from selecting the right measures to integrating them into everyday workflows, and using real-time data to guide care when progress isn’t always linear.

Join us on June 4th at 1 PM ET for ‘Advancing Substance Use Disorder Treatment Through MBC’.

View the Press Release and register: https://hlth.grnspc.co/vcfP