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Treating the whole person–not just ​the symptoms

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When employees are dealing with health challenges or major life changes, their mental and emotional well-being can be just as affected as their physical health, but too often that support is treated separately. Our model embeds behavioral health into every care journey, ensuring people get the emotional support they need, when and where it matters most.

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Personalized support​

Whether care begins by call, referral, or outreach—employees are met with timely, clinical support from day one.​

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Care at every step​

Employees are paired with a Care Navigator—someone who stays involved, checks in regularly, coordinates care and ensures nothing falls through the cracks.

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Built to adapt

From managing chronic conditions to navigating life events like fertility, our support evolves as employees’ needs do.

Health isn’t one-dimensional. ​
Care shouldn’t be either.​

Supporting chronic conditions ​

Chronic conditions don’t just affect the body—they can also take a toll on mental and emotional health. Our integrated model includes behavioral support from the start.​

Employees managing diabetes, heart disease, or chronic pain get timely access to therapy, personalized care guidance, and consistent follow-up—keeping them engaged, supported, and on track.

 

Supporting women’s whole health​

Women’s physical and mental health are deeply connected—especially during key life moments like pregnancy, caregiving and menopause. We embed behavioral health into our medical programs by design. That means care teams can better identify emotional health needs, coordinate support and help deliver the right care—without delay or disconnect.

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What makes our care solutions unique​

100% follow-up

We stay connected after every visit to make sure care plans stay on track and employees feel supported.​

 

2-day average for virtual mental health appointments​

Faster access to virtual care and support, whenever employees need it most.​

 

Dedicated Care Navigators

From the first match to ongoing guidance, our human-led model offers consistent, personalized support.​

Treating the body and the mind​

Behavioral health clinicians work alongside medical case managers to support both emotional and physical needs.

 

Seamless care coordination

Bringing together medical, behavioral and pharmacy support helps ensure employees aren’t left to navigate alone.

   

Better care built around the whole person

Because we embed our industry-leading* behavioral health into everything we do, employees get care that’s built around them—not bolted on. This becomes even more important during moments of major health stress—like a serious diagnosis, chronic pain, postpartum recovery or menopause.

Our Care Navigators help match employees with behavioral health providers based on clinical needs, preferences and specialties—not just availability. And because care is coordinated across medical, behavioral and pharmacy touchpoints, every care journey is supported with consistent, personalized guidance and ongoing support even as, or if, needs evolve.

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Get in touch to start experiencing what better by design means for businesses and employees​

    


*As of April 2024, based on an internal analysis of behavioral health competitive capabilities; evaluation focused on the combined strength of overall capabilities including 100% follow-up, 24/7 clinical access, navigation and whole person health.  Subject to change.