Collaborative Care Program
Collaborative Care Program
The Collaborative Care Program is a virtual practice overlay, comprised of care managers and
consulting Psychiatrists, to help primary care practices integrate behavioral healthcare into the
primary care setting.
The Collaborative Care Program brings mental health and primary care together to ensure you
receive comprehensive and personalized support for your well-being. This innovative model is
designed to make mental health care accessible, effective, and integrated into your overall
health plan.
“Change what you can, manage what you can’t.” ― Raymond McCauley
What We Treat
Mental Health Support
We provide behavioral health counseling and medication management for the following conditions:
Depression
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Trauma and PTSD
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Bipolar Disorders
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Anxiety
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Panic Disorders
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Grief
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Increasing access to care while generating new revenue streams for your business!
Coverage for Psychiatric Collaborative Care
Collaborative Care has been proven to double the effectiveness of depression care, improve
physical function, and reduce health care costs (outpatient mental health costs, pharmacy
costs, other outpatient costs, inpatient medical costs, inpatient mental health/substance abuse
costs), delivering a 650% ROI.
Our Services
What is Collaborative Care?
- We support Primary Care Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners and Clinical Nurse Specialist.
- The care manager works with the PCP. S/he is trained to deliver evidence-based care coordination, brief behavioral interventions, and support the treatments initiated by the PCP.
- The primary responsibility of the psychiatric consultant is making treatment recommendations to the PCP, including developing treatment strategies and medical management of any complications associated with treatment.
