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Our body is a complex system of organs working together to achieve a common goal. Healthcare works in much the same way — at least, it should. It’s well-established that physical and behavioral health are interconnected, so why do we continue to treat them separately? The Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) integrates behavioral health into primary care through a team-based approach, involving a Care Manager, a Psychiatric Consultant, and technology like Mirah. Through Mirah, implementing CoCM and providing your patients with the behavioral health support they so desperately need has never been easier. Link in the comments to schedule a Free Clinical Consultation today!

The NC Department of Health and Human Services is investing $5 MILLION to expand the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) in primary care offices across the state. Up to $50,000 per site is available for providers, especially in rural and underserved areas, to help build capacity for and implement the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM). CoCM is proven to increase access to behavioral healthcare and improve patient outcomes, all while generating additional revenue. Find out if your organization is a good fit for the Building Fund Grant by scheduling a free consultation today! Link in the comments.

Our CEO, Mark Potter and Partnerships Lead, Patrick Luizzo, just wrapped up a productive week at the Behavioral Health Tech conference in Arizona. We reconnected with friends and partners like Stephanie at Sutter Health, Lindsay at Fort Health, Michael and Michelle at Care Predictor and Alter Behavioral Health, Erin and John at Talkspace, Daniel at Thriveworks, John and Mona at InStride Health, Tory at Molina Healthcare, James at Initium Health and CoCM Luminary Virna. Mark also participated in a panel discussion on enhancing outcomes, reducing costs, and expanding access to mental health services through the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM). See you next year, #BHT!

Anyone else heading to CFHA Conference? This annual conference brings together national leaders and providers of Integrated Behavioral Health. Mirah is proud to share that two of our own, Hugh Barrigan and Jessica Lyons MS, LMFT are both presenting. Check out their sessions, and stop by and say hi! #CFHA2024 #CoCM D07 - You Can’t Just Throw Software at the Problem: Transforming Care Delivery through Service-Enabled Technology - https://lnkd.in/dnX2FaDY DG47 - Knowing when software will hurt and when it will help https://lnkd.in/dYpF2yJY DG42 - Technology: The Promises and Pitfalls - https://lnkd.in/dHzjp26U K01 - Stop Leaving Minutes on the Table: Moving Beyond Session-based Billing to Improve CoCM Access, Efficiency and Program Sustainability - https://lnkd.in/d_ieZKAf

Exciting news! We're hiring! ?? Are you ready to help transform healthcare? We're looking for specialists in marketing and customer success to join our growing team. Want to learn more? https://lnkd.in/gKNhU4h7 Questions? Reach out to us at [email protected]. #hiring #SaaSjobs #marketingjobs #customersuccessjobs

Sutter Health is pioneering a new era of integrated behavioral health!?This will transform lives with patient-centered care and increased behavioral health access in primary care. We're honored to partner together to make this happen.

Mirah's Hugh Barrigan and Patrick Luizzo are headed to Phoenix, Arizona this week for the American Academy of Family Physicians FMX conference. Gathering hundreds of physicians from across the country, the event is said to "celebrate all things family medicine." We can't think of a better way to do that than talking about how to relieve some of the burden on primary care providers. (Hint: That's what the collaborative care model is designed to address - and we're here to help make it possible.) Want to know more? Let's chat. Stop by Booth 1661 or send us a DM and let's set up a time to connect. #AAFPFMX #CollaborativeCare #CoCM

Imagine a healthcare system that doesn’t just wait for mental health crises but actively works to prevent them. That’s the future Dr. Helen Ouyang talks about in her recent The New York Times piece, and it's the future we, at Mirah, are passionate about too. The Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) is leading this shift by integrating behavioral health into primary care, allowing patients to get timely, evidence-based mental health support without needing a specialist appointment. It helps solve the ongoing behavioral health workforce shortage while empowering primary care teams with psychiatric expertise. With data-driven decision-making and a scalable model that includes care managers from all backgrounds, CoCM is about breaking down barriers, improving access, and most importantly, preventing mental health struggles from becoming crises. I’m excited to be part of this conversation, helping health systems integrate models like CoCM that treat the whole person - not just the symptoms. #cocm #healthcareinnovation #quintupleaim #MentalHealth #CollaborativeCare

Picture this: It's 8AM on a Monday. ? Dr. Smith stumbles into his office, already exhausted. His grueling to-do list is carried over from last week's unfinished tasks yet his day is packed tighter than a subway car at rush hour. ? Across town, Dr. Jones strolls in and grins, sipping her coffee. She's excited about the day ahead, which is sure to be filled with meaningful patient interactions. ? The kicker? They're both primary care physicians. In 2024. ? How can two doctors in the same field have such different experiences? Why do some PCPs report that "there's never been a better time to be a primary care doctor" - yet almost 40% report feeling at least one dimension of burnout? ? It turns out that being a PCP today is a bit like living in a Charles Dickens novel - it is the best of times *and* the worst of times. Quite the paradox. But, there's a hero in this story that is transforming the lives of both PCPs and their patients. Check out our latest blog post, written by Mirah's Hugh Barrigan, to discover: ? ? Why it's tougher than ever to be a PCP ? Why some PCPs are excited for the future of the profession ? The secret weapon that's making things easier for some PCPs, like our Dr. Jones here (spoiler: it's not a magic wand) https://lnkd.in/efVP--Nh #PrimaryCare #IntegratedBH #CollaborativeCare

Mirah's Jill Donelan, Psy.D. is speaking today on an especially imperative topic: behavioral healthcare tools for screening and ongoing measurement with the pediatric population. She's dispelling some common myths around measurement-based care (MBC), sharing how treatment options are supported when informed by data, and covering essential tips for MBC with youth populations. Her presentation is part of the Behavioral Health Leadership Forum at the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved conference. Can't go but want to know more? Send us a DM and we'd be glad to share. Learn more about ACU here: https://lnkd.in/eNYhPh5s #measurementbasedcare #pediatricmentalhealth #MBC