; (2) use of behavioral health integration models primarily intended for pediatric populations with non-severe mental health needs that are focused on prevention and early detection and intervention methods through a multidisciplinary collaborative behavioral health team approach co-managed with primary care, to include same-day access to family-focused mental health treatment services; (3) having mental health providers or substance use disorder providers physically co-located in a primary care setting with same-day visit availability; (4) implementing or maintaining enhanced care coordination or targeted case management which includes regular interactions between and within care teams; (5) providing mental health or substance use disorder screening and follow-up assessments, interventions, or services within the same practice or facility as a primary care or physical service setting; (6) the use of assertive community treatment that is integrated with or facilitated by a primary care practice