The overall purpose of this CHIP was to implement a measurement-based care (MBC) program, utilizing four validated assessment tools: the PHQ-9 (depression), GAD-7 (anxiety), ACEs (trauma), and BAM-7 (addiction and social determinants of health). This program had two phases: (1) establishing a common data collection platform across a diverse range of (largely rural) behavioral health providers, and (2) providing targeted clinical summaries and connection to educational opportunities for clinicians participating in this program. The program was funded by Partnership HealthPlan of CA, with funding obtained through behavioral health grants as well as ongoing incentive payment quality improvement initiatives.