The Outcome is Better When We Work Together
Our Mission is to lead a regional network of mental health and substance abuse care providers who work together to create optimal outcomes through collaborative care initiatives and data-driven services.
The Outcome is Better When We Work Together
Our Mission is to lead a regional network of mental health and substance abuse care providers who work together to create optimal outcomes through collaborative care initiatives and data-driven services.
About CBHN
The Capital Behavioral Health Network (CBHN) was created in 2018 to help drive better health outcomes for those with mental health and substance abuse disorders. CBHN is an independent practice association (IPA). CBHN’s parent organization Capital Behavioral health Collaborative, is a 501c3 nonprofit.
Our members include 30 organizations that deliver mental health and substance abuse services. CBHN members represent a wide spectrum of inpatient and outpatient services in urban, suburban and rural communities in the greater capital region and includes Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Columbia, Greene, Schoharie, Fulton, Montgomery, Warren, and Washington counties.
Project Spotlight
Recent News
For Capital Region Families Navigating Substance Use, COAST Offers Support at Every Stage
Every family wants the same thing: to see the people they love healthy, supported, and equipped to handle whatever life throws at them. That’s exactly what prevention services within Capital Behavioral Health Network’s COAST program are designed to deliver. Prevention reaches families and young people early, building skills and resilience before a crisis develops, and offering support at every stage of the journey. Small investments made today have the power to change the trajectory of a life.
Meeting People Where They Are: How Community Outreach Opens Doors to Recovery
Recovery begins long before someone picks up the phone to ask for help. In communities across the Capital Region and Hudson Valley, dedicated outreach professionals are building bridges to care, meeting people where they are and connecting them with critical services. The message is simple but powerful: you’re not alone, and help is available when you’re ready.
Breaking Down Barriers: How Transportation Support Opens Doors to Recovery
For someone in early recovery, the distance between wanting help and actually getting it can feel insurmountable. Something as seemingly simple as transportation can have a huge effect on an individual’s ability to access help.
Member Benefits
Regional & Large Scale Grants
Leadership Expertise
VBP Initiatives
Training Opportunities
Network Data Analytics
Member Shared Services






