Depression and anxiety support, coordinated inside your existing care team

Behavioral Health Integration pays for a collaborative-care-style model in which behavioral health screening, a care plan, and regular follow-up are coordinated by a care manager working with the treating provider — often without an on-site psychiatric specialist required for the general BHI code.

For most primary care and chronic-care practices, untreated depression and anxiety quietly undermine every other care-management effort: a patient who is depressed is less likely to take medications, keep appointments, or engage with monitoring. BHI closes that gap systematically instead of leaving it to chance.

What's included

• Validated screening tool administration & tracking (PHQ-9 and similar)
• Behavioral health care plan development
• Monthly follow-up contact & symptom tracking
• Coordination with the treating provider on treatment response
• Referral coordination to behavioral health specialists when needed
• Documentation aligned to the 20-minute monthly minimum