In this episode, Dr. Priyanka, Chief Medical Officer at MindPath Health, joins Rylee Wilson to discuss the organization's push to improve mental health access, invest in clinician well-being, and leverage technology to ease the patient journey and support specialty care

In this episode, Rylee Wilson speaks with Dr. James O’Dea and Dr. J. Craig Allen of Hartford HealthCare about the future of behavioral health and addiction medicine. They discuss the critical importance of access to care, strategies for keeping patients engaged in treatment, and the latest advancements in addiction medicine, including new technologies and value-based care approaches.

In this episode, Tammer Attallah, Executive Clinical Director of the Behavioral Health Program at Intermountain Health, shares insights on improving access to behavioral health services, reducing emergency department strain, and leveraging AI to enhance clinical decision-making and reduce provider burnout.

In this episode, Thomas Otten, Vice President of Avera Behavioral Health Services, discusses Avera’s innovative approach to behavioral health, including the expansion of inpatient services, the launch of an urgent care model, and future initiatives like psychiatric residential treatment for adolescents.

In this episode, Dr. Manish Sapra, Executive Director of the Behavioral Health Service Line at Northwell Health, discusses innovative strategies to improve access to mental health care. From digital therapeutics to integrated care models and AI-driven solutions, Dr. Sapra shares how Northwell is addressing the growing demand for behavioral health services.

Dr. Scott Zeller, VP of Psychiatry at Vituity, joins Becker’s Healthcare to discuss the growing behavioral health crisis in emergency departments, the systemic challenges hospitals face, and the innovative care models reshaping psychiatric care delivery.

This episode is sponsored by Vituity.

In this episode, Kelsey Smith, Senior Director of Care Management and Behavioral Health Services at Providence Swedish, and Jenni O'Donnell, Senior Medical Director of Behavioral Health Integration at Swedish Medical Group, discuss the critical importance of caregiver well-being. They explore the impact of burnout, innovative support programs, and the future of well-being initiatives aimed at fostering resilience and retention in healthcare.

Natalie Schneider, Founding CEO of Fort Health, discusses the mental health challenges children face post-COVID and how collaborative care models are addressing these issues. She highlights the integration of psychiatry with pediatric care, ensuring that pediatricians remain at the center of a child’s mental health journey. Schneider also shares Fort Health’s unique approach—graduating children from therapy once they’ve met their goals, promoting long-term well-being.