Behavioral health care—including treatment for substance use, opioid use disorder, counseling, and mental health support—is well documented to improve outcomes and reduce costs when accessible.
Prepaid Health Plans (PHPs) increasingly seek to offer behavioral health services closer to members, particularly in underserved or rural markets. Traditional models struggle to scale, but mobile behavioral health platforms offer a viable alternative to address geographies and markets when managed independently by health systems with divergent incentives.
Pay for Performance
We design, deploy, and manage mobile behavioral health services as a contracted, scalable offering. Programs can include a combination of Medication for Opioid Use Disorders (MOUD) (e.g., buprenorphine, naltrexone), individual and group counseling, case management, peer support, crisis intervention, and recovery support. telehealth.hhs.gov+2Rural Health Information Hub+2
Contracts often use a PMPM base, plus incentive layers tied to engagement, reduction in relapse, and cost avoidance.
Our engagement framework supports hard-to-reach members, improving treatment adherence, and reducing those who are lost to care or follow up.
In small or rural counties, our model yields strong financial ROI while giving PHPs a turnkey behavioral health line-of-service under a single Master Service Agreement.
Networked Behavioral Health Satellite Clinics
Step 1: Planning
Within ~90 days post-contract approval, we ingest and analyze existing claims, utilization data, behavioral health metrics, local provider availability, and care-manager notes. We then partner with your team, community stakeholders, and behavioral health experts to co-design the deployment plan (service mix, van locations, staffing, partnerships).
Step 2. Baseline
By 180 days post-launch, we bring all mobile assets online, set up community advisory boards and stakeholder alignments, and capture baseline metrics (e.g. untreated SUD prevalence, engagement, crisis events). We begin operational execution across six core dimensions: access, continuity, outcomes, safety, experience, and cost.
Step 3: Optimize
In a series of 12-week sprints, program specialists track lead and lag measures for engagement, outcomes, and returns on the client investment.
Flexibility is inherent in the model, allowing refinement of location, frequency, operating hours, clinical services, workflows, and partnerships without a single dollar of additional investment.
Process improvements in every location are continually shared across the network, creating an exponentially improving system of hyperlocal healthcare delivery, scalable across geographies.
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What If You Don’t Have a Mobile Behavioral Health Partner?
Many members go untreated—or travel long distances—to access counseling, MOUD, or crisis support.
Without access to behavioral health care, costs rise due to increased visits, overdoses, relapses, and preventable comorbid conditions.
Member experience suffers when patients face stigma, long waits, or transportation barriers.
PHPs with proactive behavioral health strategies gain competitive advantage, reduce utilization leakage, and demonstrate commitment to whole-person care.
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