Mental health costs grow by the minute
By combining medical, pharmacy, and behavioral claims data, we can help identify early signs of behavioral health needs—even among employees who may never seek care on their own. Which means we can connect people to support sooner, helping reduce disruption, stabilize workforce performance, and avoid higher costs.
Research has shown:
savings in medical costs per person in the 15 months post diagnosis with a behavioral health condition*
productivity improvement when depression is addressed**
Many mental health care models fall short. Take a closer look at what sets us apart:
What many employees experience today
Barriers to timely, coordinated mental health support are common:
- Long wait times to access care
- Limited provider options that may not reflect personal preferences
- A need to repeat their story across providers
- Difficulty navigating where to start
Mental health care that's better by design
An approach designed to support what employees are looking for in care:
- Timely access to care, including virtual care
- Support finding providers aligned to individual needs
- Guidance to help navigate the care experience
- A more connected approach across services
Earlier support in action
Identify signs early:
Whole-person data helps highlight individuals who may benefit from support.
Engage proactively:
Early outreach programs aim to connect with employees before symptoms escalate, removing barriers to care.
Connect to the right support:
Employees are guided to the right level of outpatient care as quickly as possible.
See how a more connected approach to mental health support can help your organization.
More ways to better support you
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Raising the standard for mental health care
Taking a different approach to mental health—grounded in clinical excellence and personalized care.
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Better mental health experiences
Consistent, compassionate mental health support that meets employees where they are.
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24/7 access to mental health services
The difference that access to licensed mental health therapists can make in removing barriers to care
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Overcoming barriers to mental health care
Learn how overcoming barriers to mental health treatment starts with making services more accessible and improving care outcomes.
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Mental health support that's better by design
Get access to mental health support whenever you need it and wherever you are.
*Johana Belton, PhD; Carol Quinlan, MPH; Beth Taylor, PhD et al. Dec. 2022. Association of Outpatient Behavioral Health Treatment with Medical and Pharmacy Costs in the First 27 Months Following a New Behavioral Health Diagnosis in the US. Results may vary.
**The Impacts of Poor Mental Health in Business | Berkeley Exec Ed. As of Dec 2025.
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