Aspira Continuous Wellbeing Monitoring™ (CWM)

MBC uses regular evidence-based digital clinical assessments to track mental health, physical health, improve outcomes, and guide better care decisions over time. 

 Aspira’s MBC program is unique because it puts evidence-based mental health assessments directly in the hands of individuals and families, not just providers, enabling real-time tracking, shared insights, and earlier intervention to improve outcomes.  

CarePaths MBC software was selected by Aspira because it provides a secure, evidence-based platform that allows clients, patients, individuals, and organizational customers to check in regularly, select and complete assessments, track their wellbeing and clinical progress over time, and optionally share results with providers, care teams, family members, or other support systems to improve communication, engagement, and clinical outcomes.

Aspira uses the CarePaths MBC tool that offers a comprehensive Measurement-Based Care (MBC) assessment library designed to help providers monitor patient progress, improve clinical outcomes, and support evidence-based treatment decisions. The platform includes widely validated behavioral health assessments for depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, wellbeing, suicide risk, and overall functioning, such as the PHQ-9, GAD-7, WHO-5, PCL-5, and other standardized tools. CarePaths automates assessment delivery, scoring, trend tracking, and longitudinal reporting, allowing clinicians and organizations to identify risk early, measure treatment effectiveness over time, and strengthen value-based care and quality improvement initiatives.

MBC improves clinical outcomes over 42%, increases engagement, reduces misdiagnosis, improves provider-patient relationship, and supports better treatment decisions. 

 Our MBC platform has automated alerts to notify assigned care teams, families, and providers when someone is at risk, enabling rapid intervention and preventing harm. 

Individual users can share results with providers, caregivers, family, and support systems to improve communication and care. 

Evidence-based assessments track symptoms over time, showing clear progress or decline using charts that show the assessment scores. 

Our HIPAA secure MBC platform delivers assessments via text, email, and remote access, with dashboards and automated alerts for real-time insights. 

 Each individual has a secure personal portal and app where they can complete assessments, do regular check-ins, view their results in easy-to-understand charts over time, and download or share their data with providers, caregivers, or care teams. 

Our MBC dashboards provide population-level data to identify trends, improve programs, and support data-driven decision-making. 

The West Virginia University Measurement-Based Care (MBC) Training Course is free online course and a professional education program designed to help behavioral health and healthcare professionals implement Measurement-Based Care into clinical practice. 

The course teaches participants how to use validated patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs), standardized behavioral health assessments, and routine symptom monitoring to improve clinical decision-making, patient engagement, and treatment outcomes. 

The training includes practical guidance on selecting assessments, interpreting results, integrating MBC into workflows, and using data to support evidence-based care and quality improvement initiatives. The program also offers continuing education opportunities, including CME and nursing CE credits, making it valuable for clinicians, healthcare organizations, educators, and behavioral health leaders seeking to strengthen outcomes-driven care delivery.