The Dire Need for Integrated Behavioral Health in Chronic Care Management
Why we can’t wait any longer to deliver the holistic care that individuals need and deserve As individuals with a chronic illness develop major behavioral health disorders, it is of the utmost importance for healthcare organizations to develop efficient and effective treatment or care management plans with a holistic focus. According to the CDC, over […]
Meet the Team: Noah Wise – Senior Designer
As Senior Designer and one of the longest tenured employees, Noah Wise gives the NeuroFlow brand style as well as substance. Noah first joined the marketing team as a video contractor but along his journey to full time Senior Designer, his incredible eye for design can be felt in our mobile app animations, website, emails, […]
Creating the Standard of Digital Care: An Enterprise-Grade Approach to Population Behavioral Health
Many of us are now familiar with the “digital front door” concept which came out of a desire to increase access to traditional care through advancements in technology—making it easier to schedule appointments, find a doctor, or review personal medical records. The digital front door was an important first step in using technology to increase […]
What is the Most Popular Behavioral Health Content in the NeuroFlow App?
“Behavioral health” is a massive field with dozens of methods and models to diagnose, assess, and treat everything from substance use disorders to depression and anxiety. This broad spectrum of conditions and unique population needs require a mix of education, exercises, and specialized support that cover a wide range of topics. That’s why our digital […]
The 101 on 988: What You Need to Know About the New Mental Health Hotline
Mental health emergencies deserve the same level of care and expertise as physical health emergencies, but access remains a challenge. Many people facing a crisis dial 911, and that call will either lead to a hospitalization or an arrest, a systemic failure to serve the needs of that person in crisis. That’s why Congress passed […]
What’s the Impact of Collaborative Care? NeuroFlow Dives into Patient Outcomes
At NeuroFlow, we’re all about evidence-based care that gets results — for patients as well as providers. But what does that mean exactly when it comes to measuring outcomes in behavioral health? To answer this difficult question we’re going ‘under the hood’ of NeuroFlow’s technology to highlight the impact integrated care has on individual well-being […]
Bridging the Gap in Primary Care: Behavioral Health Integration Best Practices
Ample research demonstrates that integrating behavioral health services into physical medicine practices supports holistic health improvements, including chronic disease indicators, by improving quality and increasing access to care for patients with mental health conditions. Despite the benefits, implementing this approach is no easy feat. Up front costs in terms of staffing, training, and technology investments […]
NeuroFlow’s Journey Gallery Improves Access to Self-Guided Behavioral Health Support
Demand for behavioral health care has skyrocketed while the supply of services and clinicians remains painfully limited. Recognizing everyone has different behavioral health needs, NeuroFlow has developed a consumer-centric engagement platform that supports people’s holistic health and fills in gaps in care across the severity spectrum—every day, on demand, on their terms. NeuroFlow is enhancing […]
3 Ways to Overcome Integrated Behavioral Health Challenges
The benefits of integrated behavioral healthcare (IBH), which unites behavioral and physical health in the primary care setting, are well-documented. Research reports lower total medical costs, improved mental health and physical outcomes, and improved patient and care team satisfaction. The Population Health Alliance (PHA) shares these key outcomes in its latest Issue Brief, and critically, […]
Measurement-Based Care Is Crucial to Behavioral Health, And It Needs an Upgrade
Measurement-based care (MBC) is a standard clinical practice in which care decisions are based on patient data that’s collected throughout treatment. For example, regularly measuring blood sugar is an important way to determine if a diabetic patient needs insulin. In behavioral health, MBC is equally as important for driving effective treatment, but it’s often stymied […]