Behavioral Health Providers
Telehealth Guidance by State During COVID-19
Provides an overview of telehealth-related mandates and policies during COVID-19 for each State
Telehealth Clinical and Technical Considerations for Mental Health Providers
Guides behavioral health providers through using telehealth with their patients, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic
Telehealth Capacity Assessment Tool (TCAT)
Guides behavioral health organizations through assessing readiness to adopt telehealth
Supporting Access to Telehealth for Addiction Services
Provides guidance to clinicians and practices on using telehealth for substance use services during COVID-19, including benefits of using telehealth, Federal and State policy changes, private payers, and general considerations
Substance Use Disorder Services in the Days of a Pandemic: You Need a Bigger Boat (Part 2)
Provides an update on providing telehealth services for substance use during COVID-19 and best practices for safely managing treatment during COVID-19
Substance Use Disorder Services in the Days of a Pandemic: You Need a Bigger Boat (Part 1)
Describes key considerations for implementing substance use disorder services during COVID-19, including safety precautions, ways to move all services to telehealth, reimbursement contingencies, and leadership actions
Scaling Telehealth Programs: Lessons from Early Adopters
Describes findings from case studies of remote patient monitoring and lessons learned, including the importance of promoting a culture of openness, using a team-based approach, gaining leadership buy-in, and minimizing barriers for implementation
Rural Behavioral Health: Telehealth Challenges and Opportunities
Looks at various barriers to accessing mental health and substance use disorder treatment and services in rural communities and describes how telehealth interventions may provide ways to overcome specific barriers
Leveraging Existing Health and Disease Management Programs to Provide Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Resources During the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency
Discusses options for providing substance use disorder services during the COVID-19 pandemic, including expanding telehealth, using mobile apps, and connecting enrollees to community resources
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