The Behavioral Health
Collaborative
of Alameda County
Community Partners and Resources
The Collaborative is part of a community of local, regional, and state providers, advocates, associations, and other behavioral health champions. We mutually support the goals of the agencies on this page.
Business Partners
The Business Partner Program provides companies, entities, and individuals with access to the Collaborative’s member agencies. The program provides Collaborative member agencies with vetted, high quality individuals and firms for business support. There are two levels of the program - Business Partners and Priority Business Partners.
Priority Business Partners
Priority Business Partners are exemplary organizations with a proven track record of high quality service and extraordinary impact on behavioral health. Each Priority Business Partner has been recommended by multiple Collaborative member agencies.
Nonstop Administration
and Insurance Services, Inc.
Nonstop Administration and Insurance Services, Inc. was founded in 2012 with a vision to provide reduced barriers in access to healthcare. Nonstop’s core product, Nonstop Health, uses an innovative first-dollar approach to plan design that provides cost certainty and often savings for employers and reduces or eliminates upfront medical expenses for employees and their families.
Nonstop is designed for employers with more than 50 employees on benefits and does not require carrier, provider, or insurance broker changes. If you have an upcoming health benefits renewal and you’d like to connect with Nonstop for a 45-minute introductory call, reach out to Lesley Brown Albright at lbrownalbright@nonstopwellness.com.
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Business Partners
Business Partners are organizations and individuals that provide quality services to Collaborative member agencies.
Sheppard Mullin Law Firm
Sheppard Mullin is a premier law firm with hundreds of attorneys working in offices worldwide. They are a law firm with a moral compass, providing the Behavioral Health Collaborative with pro bono legal consultation on a wide range of concerns and issues facing nonprofit work and the behavioral health industry.
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