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Grand Rapids Business Journal Priority Health now offers incentives to health care providers who complete staff education related to the Behavioral Health Collaborative Care model and implement plans for integrating the model into their practices. The Behavioral Health Collaborative Care model is an evidence-based care approach to integrating behavioral health into primary care based on a program developed by the University of Washington AIMS Center. This model supports the interaction of behavioral health care managers, primary care physicians and psychiatric consultants. Mike Jasperson Courtesy Priority Health Under this model, all patients are evaluated for mild-to-moderate depression or anxiety through the use of an approved screening tool. The insurer noted that the incentive was designed to better engage providers in evaluating their readiness to develop and implement a behavioral health collaborative care program and, ultimately, provide members with an ....
SPR s Doug Nadvornick reports. There are signs that Covid pandemic life is moving closer to what used to be normal. Dan Barth from Frontier Behavioral Health in Spokane says that became clear to him last weekend at a cafe in Spokane Valley. “There was a group of women, there was five of them sitting on a couch. They were all obviously vaccinated. They didn’t have to wear masks. They were sitting there socializing and they were talking about what they’d been through over the last year and they were laughing and it gave me a sense that the trajectory of where we are on seemed to be a good one, he said. ....