Barriers amongst Veterans:
- 30% of U.S. veterans meet criteria for a mental health disorder each year
- 64% of veterans agree mental health is a “real illness,” but 38% think it’s a sign of weakness
- 28% of veterans with mental health issues do not tell family/loved ones about their struggles
- 51% of veterans believe employer stigma reduces employment for mental health issues
- 31% of veterans with mental health needs do not receive treatment annually
- 55% of rural veterans report barriers to care (long wait times, travel) and find it hard to file for VA / SSDI/SSI benefits after serving.
- Telehealth utilization among veterans increased
The Benefit of having Care Management:
- Better coordination of care: Ensures healthcare providers communicate and work together effectively.
- Improved health outcomes: Helps people manage chronic conditions and follow treatment plans.
- Personalized support: Care plans are tailored to an individual’s medical, emotional, and social needs.
- Reduced hospital visits: Early intervention and regular monitoring can help prevent complications and unnecessary hospitalizations.
- Medication management: Helps patients understand and take medications correctly, reducing the risk of errors.
- Cost savings: Preventive care and coordinated treatment can lower overall healthcare costs.
- Patient education: Empowers individuals with the knowledge and resources to make informed decisions about their health.
- Improved quality of life: Ongoing support can help people maintain independence and achieve their health goals.
- Support for families and caregivers: Provides guidance, resources, and coordination that reduce caregiver stress.
Having a variety of therapeutic approaches offers flexibility, personalization, and broader treatment options that can address the complex and diverse needs of individuals.
1. Tailored to Individual Need
2. Broader Range of Techniques
3. Increased Treatment Options for Complex Cases
4. Adaptability to Changing Needs
5. Encourages Innovation and Research
6. Supports Multiple Pathways to Healing
7. Cultural and Contextual Relevance