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Please be advised that the non-UCSF resources on this page will direct you to external websites outside of the UCSF domain.

Dyadic Care Financial Forecasting Tool

California introduced a Medi-Cal benefit in 2023 to reimburse dyadic behavioral health services. To support health centers in implementing this innovative care model, the UCSF Center for Advancing Dyadic Care in Pediatrics (UCSF CADP) in partnership with Public Works Alliance, California Children Trust (CCT) and the Toxic Network Improvement Collaborative (TONIC) has developed the Financial Forecasting Workbook.

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Scaling Dyadic Care Grant Program – Request for Applications

On September 15, 2026, DHCS released the Request for Applications (RFA) for the Scaling Dyadic Care Grant Program, a two-year statewide program under the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative.

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Babies Don’t Go to the Doctor By Themselves: Innovating a Dyadic Behavioral Health Payment Model to Serve the Youngest Primary Care Patients and Their Families

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CADP Partners with ACEs Aware to Expand Education and Technical Assistance

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CPCA On-Demand Training: Free Dyadic Care Services LMS Course

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California is set to make a big investment in treating parents and children together

Jul 7, 2021 |Los Angeles Times

Children And Youth Behavioral Health Initiative: Understanding And Distilling A Big Thing

Jun 1, 2021 |California Children's Trust

It’s time to invest in behavioral health services for young people

May 28, 2021 |Cal Matters

How caregiver mental health and wellbeing impacts young children

Apr 26, 2021 |First 5 Center for Children's Policy

California’s Medicaid Breakthrough: An Opportunity to Advance Children’s Social and Emotional Health

Apr 5, 2021 |Georgetown University Health Policy Institute

New California preventive mental health coverage puts ACEs science front and center

Oct 27, 2020 |PACEs Connection

Maternal Stress During Pregnancy Linked to Infant Illness

Sep 15, 2020 |University of California, San Francisco

California State Plan Amendment (SPA) 20-0024: Allowing Associates/Interns (AMFT and ASW) to be Reimbursed as FQHC Providers

May 13, 2020 |California Department of Health Care Services

Effects of a Mindfulness-Based Intervention on Distress, Weight Gain, and Glucose Control for Pregnant Low-Income Women: A Quasi-Experimental Trial Using the ORBIT Model

Oct 1, 2019 |National Library of Medicine

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Please be advised that the non-UCSF resources on this page will direct you to external websites outside of the UCSF domain.

Dyadic Care Financial Forecasting Tool

Scaling Dyadic Care Grant Program – Request for Applications

Babies Don’t Go to the Doctor By Themselves: Innovating a Dyadic Behavioral Health Payment Model to Serve the Youngest Primary Care Patients and Their Families

CADP Partners with ACEs Aware to Expand Education and Technical Assistance

CPCA On-Demand Training: Free Dyadic Care Services LMS Course

California is set to make a big investment in treating parents and children together

Children And Youth Behavioral Health Initiative: Understanding And Distilling A Big Thing

It’s time to invest in behavioral health services for young people

How caregiver mental health and wellbeing impacts young children

California’s Medicaid Breakthrough: An Opportunity to Advance Children’s Social and Emotional Health

New California preventive mental health coverage puts ACEs science front and center

Maternal Stress During Pregnancy Linked to Infant Illness

California State Plan Amendment (SPA) 20-0024: Allowing Associates/Interns (AMFT and ASW) to be Reimbursed as FQHC Providers

Effects of a Mindfulness-Based Intervention on Distress, Weight Gain, and Glucose Control for Pregnant Low-Income Women: A Quasi-Experimental Trial Using the ORBIT Model

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