Identify what works in program and policy by asking the right questions and using the right evaluation methods.
Our evaluation experts help you understand what works across multiple program areas, demographics, and locations. We’ve designed and implemented studies of varying scales, from evaluating the implementation of a career development program at the district level to large-scale studies of the impact of federally funded programs across the nation. With expertise in multiple research methods, we find the strongest evaluation design to answer your questions.
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Our Process: Objective and Human-Centered
We take a human-centered approach to evaluation design, interacting with all affected stakeholder groups to understand your most pressing questions about your program or process. Then we develop and implement designs that provide the most credible and actionable information within your timeframe and budget. Answers to the following questions guide an objective and human-centered evaluation design process:
- What is the strongest evaluation design that could be used to answer the questions, maximizing precision?
- What are the assumptions underlying the proposed approach, and how can we test them to ensure the findings will be robust and defensible?
- How do program effects vary across subgroups of individuals or sites?
- How are other stakeholders affected by the program being evaluated?
- How will we identify the primary determinants of and barriers to success?
- How will the results from impact and implementation analyses be integrated to ensure clear and consistent answers to key questions?
- What are the possible challenges to the research, and how can we address them effectively?
Evidence & Insights
Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic Demonstration Program: Report to Congress, 2025
Section 223 of the Protecting Access to Medicare Act of 2014 (PAMA; Public Law 113-93) authorized the Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) demonstration, which allows states to test an innovative and evidence-based strategy for delivering and reimbursing a comprehensive array of services provided in community behavioral health clinics. This annual report to Congress presents findings from the CCBHC demonstration across 18 states participating as of August 2025. The report examines access to community-based behavioral health services, the quality and scope of services provided by CCBHCs, and the demonstration’s impact on federal and state costs. It also offers recommendations concerning continuation of the demonstration.
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