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Mental Health Business: Integrated Care with Michael K. Garrett
Mental Health Business: Integrated Care with Michael K. Garrett
Mental Health Business: Integrated Care with Michael K. Garrett
Friday 11th January 2019
Michael K. Garrett discusses integrated care and its impact on mental health treatment with hosts David Ballenberger and Kristin Sunanta Walker.
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Episode Overview
- Integrated care treats both mental and physical health conditions simultaneously.
- Value-based payment models present financial risks for healthcare providers.
- Collaboration among diverse healthcare providers is essential for efficient care.
- CNS Healthcare offers comprehensive behavioural healthcare services.
- Legislative changes are necessary to improve healthcare systems.
Healthcare costs are not always static. Some people may be healthy this year and not be healthy next year.
In this intriguing episode of Mental Health News Radio, Michael K. Garrett, President and CEO of CNS Healthcare, joins hosts David Ballenberger and Kristin Sunanta Walker to dive into the concept of integrated care in mental health. Michael shares his experiences leading CNS Healthcare, a not-for-profit organisation that offers a comprehensive range of behavioural healthcare services, including psychiatry and therapy.
He discusses the challenges and benefits of integrated care, highlighting how it can improve patient outcomes by treating both mental and physical health conditions simultaneously. Michael doesn't shy away from the complexities of value-based payment models, which are increasingly influencing healthcare. He candidly shares his scepticism about these models, noting the potential downsides for providers who may face financial risks if patient health fluctuates unexpectedly. Yet, he remains optimistic about collaboration among healthcare providers to ensure efficient care delivery.
Throughout the conversation, Michael emphasises the importance of partnerships and shared goals in the healthcare sector. He envisions a future where diverse healthcare providers work together to offer seamless care plans that cater to both behavioural and primary health needs. If you're curious about how integrated care can revolutionise mental health treatment or want to hear from a leader who's at the forefront of these changes, this episode is a must-listen.
You'll gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of mental health care and the challenges that lie ahead.