How MUSC Leverages Telehealth to Reimagine Rural Healthcare

How MUSC Leverages Telehealth to Reimagine Rural Healthcare

The latest episode of Bridging the Gap features Ryan Kruis, Director of Research and Grants at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). In this conversation with NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro, Ryan discusses how MUSC leverages telehealth to extend specialty care access across South Carolina, particularly focusing on rural communities that face significant healthcare challenges. […]

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Brave Health Extends Behavioral Health Care to Underserved Areas Through Telehealth & Proactive Patient Engagement

Brave Health Extends Behavioral Health Care to Underserved Areas Through Telehealth & Proactive Patient Engagement

Brave Health is a virtual mental health provider dedicated to helping people thrive by engaging them in high-quality, affordable, and easily accessible mental health care. Brave Health provides individual and group therapy and psychiatric medication management via telehealth, and offers specialized therapy programs for patients with complex mental health concerns, such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy […]

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How Array Behavioral Care Addresses Access and Continuity of Care

How Array Behavioral Care Addresses Access and Continuity of Care

A NeuroFlow Partner Profile The following interview kicks off NeuroFlow’s Partner Profile series where we spotlight partners from our referral network and the innovative work they’re doing to help solve the mental health crisis. Array Behavioral Care is the nation’s leading clinician-centric virtual psychiatry and therapy practice with a mission to transform access to quality, […]

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The VA Battles America’s Veteran Mental Health Crisis With Telehealth

The VA Battles America’s Veteran Mental Health Crisis With Telehealth

Originally published in the Wharton Public Policy Initiative’s Student Blog, written by NeuroFlow Associate Sitara Shirol and Matthew Current    One in every four active duty members of the United States military exhibit symptoms of mental illness, which are mostly the manifestation of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and/or transition stress. […]

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