The partnership aims to improve care for pediatric, women’s health and primary care patients by implementing the evidence-based care model that identifies and treats patients with behavioral health conditions within primary care settings, according to a June 15 press release from Concert Health.
The organizations are collaborating to integrate behavioral health into primary care as an attempt to destigmatize and increase accessibility of receiving mental healthcare, according to the release.
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