A Q&A on How We Approach Design at NeuroFlow
One of the company values that especially resonates with me here at NeuroFlow is “communicate openly and often.” We try to live this value in all facets of our company, and recruiting is no exception. During a recent round of hiring, our design team received a list of very thoughtful questions from an applicant; below […]
Behavioral Health Integration Readiness: Where Do You Stand?
Following the pandemic’s great awakening for mental health, the benefits of integrating behavioral health into your standard of care are more apparent than ever. Though health leaders understand the importance of mental health care, going from limited, isolated behavioral health services to complete integration can feel daunting. Fortunately, this process does not have to happen […]
Tis the Season to Be Merry? Some Simple Tips for Managing Holiday Stressors
It’s that time of year – the darkening days, twinkling lights, endless gift commercials, and holiday tunes on repeat (White Christmas doesn’t get enough love in my humble opinion). The most wonderful time of the year right? For some maybe, but for most people, this time of year is met with mixed emotions. According […]
How Technology and a Human Touch Creates a Happier, Healthier World
One of my favorite parts of my job as the Clinical Services Manager at NeuroFlow is when I sit down to call a user who has been identified as needing more support. During those calls, I have the opportunity to learn more about their story and hear how NeuroFlow is supporting them in the right […]
Meet the Team: Durel Williams – Government Affairs Specialist
As NeuroFlow’s Government Affairs Specialist, Durel Williams contributes to a variety of projects supporting growth, clinical operations, and client success. His path to NeuroFlow is unique in that it started while Durel was serving with the Air Force and became involved with NeuroFlow due to the company’s work with AFWERX. Upon concluding his military service […]
Bridging the Gap: A New Standard of Care for Supporting Suicidal Patients
In our newest video interview, Faith Best, NeuroFlow’s Clinical Services Manager, helps answer key questions on how the right care at the right time can offer support to those that need it the most What are some of the key challenges providers face for assessment and management of suicidal patients? If you were to […]
Lessons from the Field: How Health First is Implementing Collaborative Care
A growing number of provider organizations are eager to implement a patient-centric care model known as the psychiatric collaborative care model (CoCM). According to John Eiler, System VP of Behavioral Services at Health First, the reasons why are clear: the model delivers on its promise to cost-effectively improve patient outcomes especially when it comes to […]
Heart Disease: Incorporating Behavioral Health to Control Costs
A series on addressing chronic conditions through mental health care to improve outcomes and the bottom line Heart disease affects 48% of all U.S. adults and costs the U.S. about $219 billion each year. These numbers are astounding by themselves. However, when you take into account the prevalence and impact of behavioral health conditions in […]
Chronic Kidney Disease and Mental Health
A series on addressing chronic conditions through mental health care to improve outcomes and the bottom line Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a physically exhausting diagnosis for more than one in seven U.S. adults. It’s also a significant cost driver: Medicare alone spent $130 billion in 2018 for people in all stages of kidney disease. Health […]
Women’s Health: Digital Tools Help Address Differences and Reduce Costs
A series on addressing chronic conditions through mental health care to improve outcomes and the bottom line May is well-known for its celebration of Mother’s Day, but it’s also Women’s Health Month and the perfect time for health plans to evaluate ways to improve outcomes and lower costs associated with women’s health. In fact, according […]