Charlotte, N.C.-based Atrium Health uses more than 30 virtual care programs to provide access to care to its patients, including those in need of behavioral health services.
The health system expanded its virtual behavioral health offerings in the face of increasing demand during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Jan. 29 whitepaper from the health system.
This expansion includes the addition of consult teams supporting 12 acute care hospitals, including those in rural areas or without a staff psychiatrist. Atrium also offers on-demand virtual behavioral health capabilities within 65 primary care practices.
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