Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, and it's crucial we talk about how to support those who might be struggling. Last year, over 13.2 million American adults considered suicide—a number too large to ignore. Sometimes, even those closest to us can feel overwhelmed and unable to find a way out during tough times. It's important to recognize these moments and offer support. Let’s learn how to help someone with suicidal thoughts – visit our blog for practical tips and valuable insights. Together, we can make a difference. 💙 https://lnkd.in/egHsCFrq #SuicidePreventionMonth #MentalHealthAwareness #BeThere
AbleTo Inc.
Atención a la salud mental
New York, NY 49.440 seguidores
We Empower People to Get Better and Stay Better
Sobre nosotros
Empowering People to Get Better and Stay Better In 2008, we set out to solve the biggest challenges in behavioral health - how to provide affordable, high-quality mental health care to reduce depression and anxiety, and ultimately help people get better and stay better. 14 years and nearly 2 million patient sessions later, we continue to set the industry bar for the highest standard of care: from the way we train and provide clinical guidance to the 2,000+ providers in our network to ensuring our outcomes are peer-reviewed and validated by the scientific community. Join our mission: We’re excited to announce that AbleTo is now part of Optum, a UnitedHealth Group family of companies. With this new collaboration, you can play a vital role in improving people’s mental health and well-being. We’re hiring compassionate therapists, coaches and professionals for flexible part time and full time roles. If you're in tech and want to solve America's behavioral health crisis with industry leading innovation, we're also looking for full-time data engineers, developers, and other technical roles. Learn more about our award-winning culture and the work we do at www.ableto.com follow AbleTo on LinkedIn and Twitter.
- Sitio web
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http://AbleTo.com
Enlace externo para AbleTo Inc.
- Sector
- Atención a la salud mental
- Tamaño de la empresa
- De 1.001 a 5.000 empleados
- Sede
- New York, NY
- Tipo
- De financiación privada
- Fundación
- 2008
- Especialidades
- Behavioral Health, Healthcare Technology, Outcomes Research, Telemedicine, Care Coordination, Telehealth y Mental Health Care
Ubicaciones
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Principal
320 W. 37th Street
New York, NY 10018, US
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13630 NW 8th St
Sunrise, Florida 33325, US
Empleados en AbleTo Inc.
Actualizaciones
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Listen in as AbleTo presents in a panel webinar hosted by the American Telemedicine Association! On September 10th at 1pm EST, Sarah Gaffey, LCSW, VP of Clinical & Coaching Service Delivery at AbleTo, will join colleagues from Children’s National Hospital and Texas Tech University to discuss the power of telehealth helping to realize health equity. Join us to hear diverse perspectives from our industry partners and to discover what AbleTo is doing to resolve barriers to accessible, quality care across the United States. Register now to secure your spot! Visit URAC’s registration page for more details: https://lnkd.in/e5bYHqHn #telehealth #mentalhealth #healthequity
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Looking back at last week’s #AHIP2024 conference, there were many exciting themes that came up! Here are some of the AbleTo team's highlights: 👥 Healthcare access is a growing priority: While this theme has been top-of-mind for years, the increasing focus around social determinants of health among CMS, health plans, and other stakeholders has emphasized the need for solutions. 💻 Virtual mental healthcare is important in addressing access issues: AbleTo was honored to be mentioned by clients as a solution to their access challenges. From convenient appointment times to customizable program lengths, we aim to provide care unique to each person’s needs. We were also happy to hear of innovations like primary care providers providing onsite technology access for virtual mental health support! 🏥 Integrations between behavioral health and clinical services like oncology and pain management are on the rise: This trend is vital for whole-person care. We’re leading with targeted mental healthcare for individuals with life-changing physical health diagnoses, empowering them with professional guidance and resilience-building skills and tools. AHIP 2024 was full of exciting conversations and these were just a few of the themes we heard. Did you attend? Let us know what themes you came across! #healthcareaccess #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness
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AHIP 2024 is just days away! From June 11-13, AbleTo will be in booth 1619. Stop by to talk with us about: 🧠 Our evidence-based approach to mental health 📈 Great member outcomes we’ve seen across a range of health plans ⏱️ A way to give your members rapid access to quality care 👥 A suite of programs tailored to the unique needs of your members See you there! #AHIP2024 #mentalhealth https://lnkd.in/eakaY9s2
AHIP 2024
ahip.org
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This Mental Health Awareness Month, AbleTo CMO Dr. Robert Accordino joined with Mike Franz MD, the executive medical director of behavioral health for Regence, to discuss the value of integrated care. Read through the blog by Regence BlueShield to learn about the relationship between physical and mental health and the important role patients play in their care process. Also discover the latest on AbleTo’s and Regence’s approaches to mental health support! Our thanks to the Regence team for the opportunity to share some thoughts!
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and we're highlighting the importance of integrated behavioral health care. We asked Executive Medical Director for Behavioral Health Mike Franz MD and AbleTo Inc. Chief Medical Officer Dr. Robert Accordino to explain the connection between mental and physical health. https://lnkd.in/gK5E3_We
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Mental Health Awareness Month is an opportunity for us to come together and break the stigmas around mental health through advocacy and education. This year, we asked our clinicians to shed light on myths providers often come across and how to address them. Have you had to debunk any of these myths (or others) in your practice? Let us know how you’d respond in the comments below 👇 #MHAM2024 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth2024 #MentalHealth #SelfCare
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At AbleTo, we aim to make high-quality behavioral care easier to access. We do this by ensuring our products and programs–ranging from on-demand self care to clinical therapy–are based on evidence and industry best practices. Earlier this month, Sarah Gaffey, LCSW co-presented in a webinar with leadership from URAC, CTeL, and Gateway Rehab about the value of research and data-driven care in telehealth. As Sarah explains, this was a great opportunity to highlight the value of AbleTo’s evidence-based approach that helps us to deliver the right level of support to our participants across the country: “It was incredibly worthwhile to have a chance to highlight the expertise and high standards inherent to our organization: We have experts dedicated to ensuring that we have data insights that enable us to effectively resource our providers, and our talented clinical teams also use data to monitor quality and outcomes and take action if gaps are identified. Importantly, our accreditation with URAC ties this all together and holds us accountable to this rigor. ” This webinar allowed listeners to learn not only about approaches to managing care quality in the present, but also the importance of research, policy, and engagement trends that help behavioral health organizations to scale and continuously improve our approaches for the future. It’s an exciting time to be part of the telehealth industry! Watch the full webinar at the link and join the conversation below–we’d love to hear your thoughts on advancing telehealth and improving access to care! https://lnkd.in/ehWHpi8f
Data Informed Care for the Future of Digital Health {Webinar}
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Join AbleTo for a webinar on April 19th at 11am EST! Sarah Gaffey, LCSW, VP of Clinical Services, will participate in a discussion focused on virtual healthcare and telehealth policy. Listen in as AbleTo joins industry experts from URAC, CTeL, and Gateway Rehab to speak about the processes and information that drive virtual care, and learn how our evidence-informed approach powers our mission to help people get better and stay better. Register now to secure your spot! Visit the webinar registration page for more information: https://lnkd.in/duS3Jq8B
Data-Informed Care Matters for the Future of Digital Health - URAC
https://www.urac.org
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Happy Social Work Month! Today, we celebrate all that you — our provider community — do to empower our participants. These stories reflect your daily commitment to helping others make transformative changes. Since 2013, our providers have delivered 3.7 million sessions to help participants build lifelong skills to cope with challenges and practice self care. Your 1-on-1 interactions have helped them reduce feelings of stress, anxiety, and depression. There’s so much more we could share about the impact that you make. But the most important thing we want to say — to providers everywhere — is: Thank you. ✨Thank you for showing up every day. ☀ Thank you for creating safe spaces for others to improve their mental health. 🌍Thank you for your tireless efforts that make a difference in our world, one person at a time. #SocialWorkMonth2024 #HappySocialWorkMonth #mentalhealth #mentalhealthcare #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #mentalwellness #mentalhealthcommunity #socialworkmonth
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AbleTo CMO Robert Accordino recently had the opportunity to collaborate with the team at Regence BlueShield on an article highlighting the value of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in managing mental health. CBT is a research-backed practice we use at AbleTo to help individuals address feelings of stress, anxiety, and depression. Thank you to Regence BlueShield for this opportunity to spread awareness of high-quality, evidence-based tools like CBT in mental healthcare! #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #behavioralhealthcare
Cognitive behavioral therapy works by meeting with a therapist for a short period of time and working on building lifelong habits to combat negative thoughts and behaviors. On the blog, Dr. Robert Accordino, chief medical officer at AbleTo Inc., shares about the benefits of cognitive behavioral therapy, why and how it works, and who might benefit from it: https://lnkd.in/gZDVD5_z