Macy Daly

Macy Daly serves as a Data Analyst III at the Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals (BHDDH), where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the department’s data-driven initiatives. In her current capacity as the Data Analytics and Reporting Team Lead, Macy oversees a dedicated team of data staff, analysts, and epidemiologists, ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and timeliness of behavioral health and developmental disabilities reporting. Her expertise in program management and health data interpretation enables her to translate complex datasets into actionable insights that inform policy decisions and improve service delivery across Rhode Island’s behavioral health landscape.

Macy has been instrumental in leading key projects focused on analyzing the prevalence and treatment outcomes of substance use disorders and mental health conditions within the state. Utilizing advanced tools such as Stata, SQL, and Microsoft Excel, she conducts comprehensive data cleaning, statistical analysis, and reporting to support evidence-based practices. Her experience with data system transitions has been critical during recent upgrades to the department’s health information systems, ensuring seamless data migration and integrity.

With a passion for problem solving and a keen eye for detail, Macy excels at identifying trends, disparities, and opportunities for program improvement. Her skills in policy analysis and data visualization complement her technical expertise, enabling her to communicate complex findings effectively to stakeholders and policymakers. Macy’s leadership and commitment to data quality continue to drive innovative solutions that enhance Rhode Island’s behavioral health services and support the department’s mission to promote mental health and well-being for all residents.