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Caring for Older Adults
…succeed.) People with dementia, often with co-occurring psychiatric disorders. People with severe anxiety, depressive, and other disorders resulting in isolation, dysfunction, behavioral obstacles to living in the community, and high…
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The Promise and Peril of Value Based Behavioral Health Care
…which provide such huge value, and that are so desperately needed, are precisely those skills that high-quality community behavioral health providers have developed since the passage of the community mental…
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Integration on a Continuum: Models for Integrating Behavioral Health and Primary Health Care
…complex physical and mental health needs, they needed to access additional high-quality and comprehensive physical health resources. CBHS found those in a partner, Hudson River HealthCare (HRHCare), a network of…
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Recognizing the Root Cause of What Ails Us
…(1961). Suicide: A study in sociology (J. Spaulding & G. Simpson, Trans.). The Free Press. (Original work published 1897) Gulati, R. (2022). “The Great Resignation or the Great Rethink?” Harvard…
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Why Healthcare Systems Should Address Housing Insecurity
…supply of high-quality housing stock in our community. Poor housing conditions can lead to respiratory diseases, including asthma, and can be a source of unintended injuries. While we are assisting…
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Symptoms of Depression and the Role of Traumatic Brain Injury
…older.1 Military personnel and athletes take on increased risk, as both face the increased possibility of receiving blows to the head from combat or competition. Often, traumatic brain injuries are…
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Supporting Vulnerable Populations: A Model That Can Make a Difference
In an increasingly complex and competitive healthcare environment, ensuring access to integrated care for our most vulnerable populations is becoming evermore challenging. Metro Community Health Centers (MCHC) has embraced this…
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Make a 2016 Resolution to Talk About Mental Illness: Your Story Could Change a Life
…high blood pressure. It is treatable. See more at: www.nami.org/stigmafree. Learn to listen with an open mind and without judgment. It can be one of the most powerful ways to…
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Consumer Perspectives: Advocates, Supporters, Parents
…this world – the times we realized that our children needed something more than we could provide as parents. It started with the diagnoses and the early signs: straight-A students…
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New Partnership Between Coordinated Behavioral Care and Technology Innovator, Karuna Health
…tools for voice and text. Contact Information: Coordinated Behavioral Care, Jorge R. Petit, MD, President and CEO, (646) 930-8803, www.cbcare.org. Karuna Health, Joe Kahn, CEO and Co-Founder, (857) 999-1641, www.meetkaruna.com….
