Collaborative Care Services
A Team Approach to Your Mental Health
At Safer Psychiatry, we understand that accessing mental health care can be challenging. That’s why we offer Collaborative Care Services—a patient-centered approach that integrates mental health support into your broader healthcare plan. By working closely with your primary care provider (PCP) and other healthcare professionals, we ensure that your behavioral health needs are met with seamless, comprehensive care.
How Collaborative Care Works
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Customized Treatment Plans
Our team creates personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs. These plans may include therapy, medication management, or other interventions.
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Ongoing Communication
Our providers maintain regular contact with your PCP to track progress, share updates, and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan.
3
Guaranteed Access to Providers
Many patients face difficulties finding in-network psychiatric providers for medication management or therapy. Our collaborative care program allows you to see these specialists through your PCP, ensuring coverage and streamlined care.
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Patient-Centered Goals
How Collaborative Care Works
Collaborative care is a structured model that brings together a team of healthcare providers to address your mental health needs effectively. This team typically includes:
- Your Primary Care Provider (PCP): Managing your general healthcare and coordinating with mental health providers.
- Our Behavioral Health Specialists: Compassionate and board-certified psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and licensed therapists.
- Care Coordinators: Ensuring smooth communication and follow-up between all involved providers.
This integrated approach enables patients to receive high-quality mental health care within the framework of their existing healthcare relationships.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a referral to access collaborative care services?
What if my PCP isn’t familiar with collaborative care?
Does insurance cover collaborative care services?
