MUSC Collaborative Care Management
MUSC’s Collaborative Care Management program embeds behavioral health support directly into the primary care setting, pairing a Behavioral Health Care Manager and a Psychiatric Consultant with the PCP to treat conditions like depression, anxiety, and adjustment disorders. Using digital tools like NeuroFlow for tracking and engagement, the care team works together to monitor patient progress and adjust treatment over time — all without requiring a separate behavioral health referral.
Program Highlights
- Supports treatment for depression, anxiety, adjustment disorders, and more.
- Utilizes digital tools like NeuroFlow for care tracking, patient engagement, and billing documentation.
- Built-in support for regular caseload reviews and psychiatric consultation.
How It Works
- PCP identifies appropriate patients and submits a referral.
- A Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM) engages the patient with brief interventions, tracking outcomes and assigning digital resources.
- A Psychiatric Consultant provides regular input for treatment planning.
- The care team collaborates to adjust treatment and track progress.
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