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Measurement-based care, the way it’s meant to be
Two Chairs is the only behavioral health provider where 100% of clinicians practice true MBC.
What is measurement-based care?
MBC is an evidence-based approach that involves consistently collecting symptom information from patients, tracking progress over time, and using hard data to help inform treatment. Research proves that properly implemented MBC leads to more effective treatment and faster symptom reduction. And yet, many therapists still prefer to rely on clinical judgement alone over data-driven MBC to guide their care.
There's a right way to do measurement-based care
At Two Chairs, we know that true MBC is more than just collecting data — it requires a care model designed to translate that data into better clinical decisions and clinicians who are properly trained to do so. That’s why we’ve built our model for MBC like no one else in the industry. The result is up to 2.5x better outcomes than standard care2 — our patients feel better, faster and our payer partners see value from their investment.
What others are doing
What we do differently
MBC by the numbers
100%
of our clinicians practice MBC1
24%
improvement in clinical outcomes as a direct result of our purpose-built MBC implementation and training1
20%+
more in-session patient progress discussions resulting from our thoughtful MBC training1
96%
patient adherence rate for our MBC check-ins2
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What our clinicians say about MBC
Impactful intervention
I’ve become a sincere convert to the MBC approach. Before this shift at Two Chairs, I found myself leaning toward longer care, mainly with complex presentations in clients I serve. Now, MBC has truly sharpened how and when I deploy my clinical skills, making my interventions more focused and impactful. I didn't expect to be such a firm believer, but the results speak for themselves.
Two Chairs Clinician, Dec 2025
Effective treatment
Every therapist at Two Chairs practices using measurement-based care to help treat our clients more effectively. I really enjoy being able to get into the data and my clients do too, and being able to show them how they’re progressing through treatment means that most of my clients are a lot more comfortable when they're ready for graduation.
Two Chairs Clinician, Nov 2025
Progress tracking
Patients who are at risk for non-response or deterioration in therapy often struggle to identify and articulate their challenges and feelings. Measurement-Based Care (MBC) acts as an alert, flagging clients whose scores indicate they are ‘off track.’ This helps clinicians prioritize evaluation, intervention, and potential crisis planning for those experiencing symptoms.
Two Chairs Clinician, Dec 2025