COLLABORATIVE CARE
Deliver Collaborative Care at Scale
Improve patient outcomes, reduce the total cost of care of your population, and meet demanding accreditation requirements

88%
of registered users complete an initial assessment
80%
of users report a reduction in depression or anxiety symptoms
73%
of users with severe depression score (PHQ-9 > 19) drop to moderate or better (PHQ-9 < 14)
What is collaborative care?
Collaborative care is a specific type of integrated care approach treating common mental health conditions such as depression and anxiety that require systematic follow-up due to their often chronic, persistent nature.
To learn more, see the great work done by AIMS at the University of Washington and their focus on the evidence and principles of the collaborative care model.


Why is collaborative care important?
More than 80 randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews have proven the efficacy of the collaborative care model at improving behavioral and physical health outcomes in a cost-effective health delivery model.
What is the financial impact of delivering psychiatric collaborative care?
For value-based organizations, the potential for total health care cost-savings range from 5-10% for patients enrolled in collaborative care with the additional benefits of improvements to patient quality of life.
In 2018, several CPT codes were released that provide reimbursement for care teams that deliver the psychiatric collaborative care model to their patients.

How NeuroFlow Helps
We give you the tools needed to scale your collaborative care model in a cost-efficient manner.
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