Measurement & Reporting
This page describes how training, digital tools, and system solutions generate measurable data that supports accountability, quality improvement, and reporting to funders, regulators, and partners across the substance use disorder continuum.
Our approach aligns with federal, state, and payer expectations while remaining feasible for real-world programs.
What gets measured
Measures focus on outcomes that reflect real impact across prevention, treatment, and recovery:
Access to MOUD and other services
Follow-up after overdose, ED visits, or incarceration
Engagement with peers and providers
Referral completion and handoffs
Retention over time
Equity and reach
These domains align with SAMHSA, CDC, and Medicaid priorities.
Where data comes from
Data is drawn from the systems and workflows already used by programs, including:
Digital tools and workflows
Peer and care team activity
Program and referral tracking
Training participation and completion
Existing health and justice systems
Our approach is designed to avoid duplicative data entry while supporting meaningful reporting.
How reporting works
Reporting is structured to meet the needs of different stakeholders:
Program managers use dashboards to monitor operations and follow-up
Funders and agencies receive aggregated outcome reports
Quality teams track trends and gaps
Reports can be aligned to SAMHSA grants, Medicaid requirements, and justice system reporting.
Use in funded and regulated environments
Measurement and reporting are designed to support grant-funded pilots, Medicaid programs, and justice-based initiatives. The framework supports accountability without imposing unrealistic data burdens on frontline staff.
Privacy and compliance
Data collection and reporting are designed to respect privacy, comply with applicable regulations, and avoid the collection of protected health information where it is not required. Systems are structured to support oversight without exposing sensitive personal data.
Let’s align reporting to your requirements
We work with funders and agencies to configure measurement and reporting frameworks that meet policy, grant, and operational needs.