Stay ahead of mental health trends

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., April 24, 2025 — TadHealth, a leading provider of mental health technology solutions for schools, today announced the successful completion of its $5.5 Million dollar Series A funding round, led by seasoned healthcare executives.

The Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) is built on the idea that schools are key to delivering equitable mental health care. For services to be reimbursed, every provider involved in student mental health services must be registered in the CYBHI system.

When it comes to CYBHI implementation, your board of education plays a vital role. They are not only key decision-makers but also influential stakeholders who can either accelerate or delay the pace of progress. That’s why it’s essential to keep them in the loop from the very beginning.

Let's face it: every funding initiative comes with its share of paperwork, and CYBHI is no exception. But don't worry, it doesn't have to be overwhelming! The key is to get organized early and understand the requirements.

Let’s assume you attended the office hours, evaluated your internal systems, and perhaps met with a few vendors. Now what? One of the most important early steps is connecting with your amazing staff, especially your dedicated mental health professionals and school site teams. They'll naturally have questions, and how we address them together sets the stage for a successful implementation.

As school districts across California navigate the new opportunities provided by the California Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), one thing is clear: choosing the right partner to support your district’s reimbursement process is critical.

The Children & Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) is a historic opportunity for California school districts to secure funding for student mental health services, but navigating the process is not simple. To support districts through the complexities of CYBHI reimbursements, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) and Carelon have created CYBHI Office Hours, a crucial resource designed to walk districts through the many steps of participation.

With the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), California is making a historic $4 billion investment to expand mental health support for students. This is an incredible opportunity for school districts to strengthen services and access much-needed funding.

Discover how the $4.7 billion CYBHI is revolutionizing K-12 mental health services. Learn how schools can navigate this initiative, overcome misconceptions, and use TadHealth to enhance student support through early intervention, integrated care, and strategic partnerships.

TadHealth and the Nevada Joint Union High School District have made history, submitting the first-ever claim under California's transformative Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI). The claim, processed through Carelon, the state’s exclusive claims administrator, was submitted on November 25, 2024.

The California Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI) is a groundbreaking statewide effort designed to transform mental health services for children and youth. With a significant investment of $4.7 billion, the initiative focuses on creating a robust system of care that emphasizes early intervention, integrated services, and mental health promotion within school settings. However, despite its potential, there are several misconceptions about the CYBHI that may prevent districts from fully leveraging its benefits. This blog aims to address and clarify these common misconceptions, ensuring that schools can make the most of what CYBHI has to offer.

TadHealth announced today an oversubscribed funding round of $1.6M, led by Halcyon Venture Partners.

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