Children’s Hospital Association (CHA) is now offering life-changing mental health solutions to all member hospitals through Lyra Health. Leading the way are Stanford Children's Health | Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and Children's Minnesota, providing mental health care support for their employees and dependents. This relationship ensures preferred access to Lyra’s evidenced-based mental health offerings for all CHA member hospitals. In today's challenging healthcare landscape, the mental well-being of healthcare workers is more crucial than ever. According to Medscape, more than one in five physicians reported experiencing depression, and an American Hospital Association Survey noted alarming rates of stress, anxiety, exhaustion, and burnout among healthcare workers. Read how CHA member hospitals are prioritizing mental health care for everyone: https://bit.ly/3SQ71Fp. #WorkplaceWellness #ChildrensHospitalAssociation #HealthcareMentalHealth
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If your future is in healthcare, public health, or oral health, knowing how to be effective in 'telehealth' will be necessary. Check this out... How to Coordinate Mental Healthcare, Physical Care Amid High Demand | The demand for mental health has increased significantly in the 2020s. [ TechTarget- Healthcare Consumerism News] Mental healthcare utilization grew 38.8 percent between 2019 and 2022, and spending on mental health jumped 53.7 percent in the same timeframe. The coronavirus pandemic was a key driver of these trends. It was disruptive and destructive to well-being, but it also opened many Americans’ eyes to their desperate need for mental health support. As a result, in 2022, telemental health utilization had stabilized at around 1,068 percent of what it was pre-pandemic. In today’s episode of Industry Perspectives, Georgia Gaveras, DO, co-founder and chief medical officer at Talkiatry, discusses these trends and the state of telemental healthcare. More> https://lnkd.in/gFiGJ7ha #achieve #blackleadership #latinoleaders #mentalhealth #telehealth #publichealth #socialchange #populationhealth #communityhealth
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Making Mental Healthcare Truly Accessible Mental health struggles are increasingly visible, yet quality care remains out of reach for many. Mindful Care is working to change that by innovating to provide timely, affordable, and convenient psychiatric and therapy services. Founded in 2018, Mindful Care offers same-day and next-day visits, accepts insurance, provides in-person and virtual care, and continues expanding nationwide. Our approach aims to set a new standard for accessible mental healthcare. Mindful Care was also just featured in Us Weekly Magazine for our efforts to reshape access! Check out this article highlighting Mindful Care's mission. Our nationwide expansion isn't just about business growth — it fulfills the urgent need for more inclusive mental health services. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gG7SczGe
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What is the state of access to mental health care in Massachusetts? What are the challenges and opportunities for the system overall and for individuals trying to access care? NESCA Pediatric Neuropsychologist Rebecca Dautoff, Psy.D., provides an overview in today's blog. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthCare #AccessToCare #Massachusetts
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Mental health care access is a growing concern across the U.S., and Massachusetts—despite its strong healthcare system—faces its own set of challenges. In NESCA's recent blog, my colleague Dr. Rebecca Dautoff explores the current landscape of mental health services in Massachusetts, addressing key barriers like stigma, workforce shortages, and financial obstacles. Dr. Dautoff highlights: - Stigma still preventing many from seeking help - Insurance limiting access - Workforce shortages in rural areas - Prohibitive costs Despite these obstacles, initiatives like telehealth, legislative efforts, and community-based programs may help to bridge the gap. For families and professionals navigating mental health care, resources like the Massachusetts Behavioral Health Help Line (MBHHL), NAMI Massachusetts Compass Helpline, and the William James College INTERFACE Referral Service provide critical support. Read more about the future of mental health care in Massachusetts and how advocacy and innovation are shaping access: https://lnkd.in/euA58uxu #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareAccess #MentalHealthServices #NESCA #MentalHealth #SpecialEducation #IEP
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As this country continues to prioritize mental health care, we appreciate the attention and efforts directed at integrating behavioral health and primary care. Doing so not only reduces unnecessary spending, it improves outcomes and overall health. Moving to a value-based mental health care model may also be on the horizon. According to this article, to better coordinate treatment in a holistic manner, our system should, among other things, "develop guidance for payers to expand the use and adoption of value-based arrangements and alternative payment models." #valuebasedcare #mentalhealthcare #mentalhealth
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A mental health benefit is only as good as its providers. Most solutions focus on network size rather than quality of care. Not Lyra. Quality is our first focus.
We are incredibly proud to share that Lyra Health is the first and only workforce mental health provider to have earned the prestigious Credentialing Accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). The NCQA upholds the health care industry’s highest standards of independent review with the mission of improving health care quality. We share their commitment to member care and safety and are dedicated to ensuring we have a secure system and a rigorous vetting and verification process that exceeds their strict requirements. Lyra is deeply committed to delivering the best mental health outcomes for our members and we know that maintaining the highest quality provider network in the industry is what enables us to achieve them. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated team who led the charge on this accreditation process! https://bit.ly/3XXlp1E #MentalHealth #HealthcareExcellence #QualityCare #WorkplaceWellness
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