This is a directory of federal and non-federal programs that support the integration of behavioral health and primary care. It is intended to provide a picture of the integration ecosystem, and the roles these programs (and their parent organizations) play within it. Use the below filters to see how these programs can support your integration needs, and view details on each for additional information. Note this list is not exhaustive. Learn more about the background and purpose of this tool.
A division of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychology with staff located in primary care clinics across the enterprise. IBH offers time-limited, evidence-based psychotherapy (individual and group), medication consultation and management, depression care coordination, and social service resources to employees and their dependents who receive their primary care, family medicine, and pediatric services at Mayo Clinic.
A physician-led project that promotes the value of integrated healthcare models in primary and behavioral healthcare settings. They partner with rural primary care clinics interested in integrating or increasing access to behavioral health services on site. They offer grant funds and have experts who offer training and consultation on successful integration models.
A program that promotes perinatal mental health by developing, implementing, evaluating, and scaling approaches for addressing mental health and substance use disorders. Lifeline for Moms: 1) develops and test population-based perinatal mental health programs and related trainings and tools, 2) provides consulting services to facilitate the implementation of mental health into perinatal, obstetric, and pediatric settings, and 3) convenes the National Network of Perinatal Psychiatry Access Programs.
Addresses the region’s rural healthcare provider shortage through interprofessional health sciences education, collaboration with rural communities, and the development of innovative sustainable models of rural healthcare to improve health across Western North Carolina, including a Rural Integrated Behavioral Health Psychology Fellowship.
A program within the MaineHealth system designed to deliver timely, episodic behavioral health services to patients within the medical practices. It is comprised of LCSWs, professional counselors, psychologists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and psychiatrists. A newer role is the Child Support Specialist (CSS), a care team member who provides parental support and guidance to address a wide range of family needs. The impact and success of the CSS is experienced by patients, providers, and care team members.
An independent and nonpartisan nonprofit organization advancing policies for accessible, effective mental health care in Texas. Promotes behavioral health integration efforts through the utilization of the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM). These efforts primarily focus on providing technical assistance tools and best practices sharing to meaningfully support care teams seeking to implement high-fidelity CoCM.
A nonprofit organization and affiliate network that advocates for policies that incorporate behavioral health into primary care settings, MHA aims to improve patient outcomes and reduce care fragmentation. Their efforts emphasize the need for comprehensive, patient-centered approaches that address mental health, substance use disorders, and chronic physical conditions, fostering a holistic approach to healthcare delivery.
A program that partners with researchers, organizations, and clinical stakeholders to support the implementation and evaluation of evidence-based mental health screening, prevention, and intervention practices in non-specialty mental health settings.
A foundation that publishes analysis on BHI models, state opportunities for workforce development and rural health system growth. The Fund also convenes state leaders committed to expanding access to primary care and BHI models and disseminates information on best practices for implementing and scaling up integrated care
The MUSC Center for Telehealth advances access to high-quality care through innovation, research, education, evaluation, and technical assistance. As home to one of HRSA's nationally designated Telehealth Centers of Excellence, the Center rigorously researches, evaluates, and disseminates evidence-based telehealth initiatives and promising practices, including behavioral health integration, to support providers and improve health outcomes in rural and underserved communities.
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