Top 10 SAS Alternatives & Competitors

myStrength is a recognized leader in digital behavioral health that greatly enhances traditional care models, while addressing issues of cost, lack of access, and stigma, to deliver mental health and well-being resources at scale. Their platform targets the most prevalent and costly behavioral health conditions ─ empowering consumers with innovative self-care resources to manage and overcome challenges with depression, anxiety, stress, substance use disorder, chronic pain and sleep. myStrength collaborates with over 100 health plans, integrated health systems, EAPs, disease management providers, managed and community behavioral health providers, strategic alliances, ACOs and FQHCs. myStrength is a part of Livongo Health, who has pioneered the category of Applied Health Signals, empowering people with chronic conditions to live better and healthier lives. The combined companies uniquely support whole-person health by offering a range of solutions for both physical and mental health – leading to better clinical and financial outcomes, while empowering members to seamlessly manage their chronic conditions and behavioral health on one clinical-grade platform.

Wellth’s smartphone-based Medication Adherence Rewards Program motivates and empowers individuals diagnosed with chronic behavioral health conditions to engage in the daily healthy behaviors that generate actual clinical outcomes. Using a repetitive trigger-behavior-reward interface, Wellth develops a long term habit of self-management and has shown the ability to improve outcomes for our partners including ED utilization, readmissions, and metrics like A1c control for Diabetics. ​ Wellth’s solution is offered to high-acuity health system patients through an intuitive smartphone app that includes daily personalized nudges as well as quick photo ‘check-ins’ for daily medications. Patients enrolled into the program are endowed a $30 reward balance on the first day of each month, but must consistently upload their medication photos each day to earn the full reward. Deductions of $2 per day are made for missed photo uploads (until a minimum balance of $0). Our Wellth Member Educator team regularly monitors enrolled member behaviors, outreaches to members flagged as nonadherent, and initiates motivational interviewing discussions with nonadherent members if appropriate. The Member Educators also communicate regularly with health system care managers to report on patient adherence behaviors.

This resource is for adults only (over 18), and payor agonistic, and is available in LA, PA, IL, CA, WA, NC, and NJ. While Quartet's services can be used regardless of payor type, the platform leverages a proprietary algorithm, SmartMatch, to match patients to appropriate resources based on geography, insurance type, and patient preferences. In addition to facilitating referrals to these resources, Quartet also facilitates care collaboration between primary care and mental health, with the aim of improving overall health and outcomes. Lastly, Quartet provides patients with support from an assigned Care Navigator, who assists patients (via phone, email or text) along their journey to care.

Valera's team-based care platform that enables better communication, digital education, and monitoring via a smartphone app. The American Hospital Association highlighted the effectiveness of our platform with a Medicaid population. That study can be found here > http://bit.ly/Valera_AHA_CaseStudy

OpenBeds® is a state-of-the-art platform that identifies, unifies, and tracks all behavioral health, and specifically substance use treatment inpatient beds, outpatient programs, and social resources to create a single, common network. This cloud-based platform replaces inefficient and less effective manual search, communication and reporting functions, facilitates rapid transfers/referrals and fosters collaboration and coordination among medical and mental health providers, homeless services, and substance use programs. It accomplishes this by providing real-time treatment facility availability, evidence-based therapy offerings, two-way digital provider communication, and data aggregation and analytics. It is highly configurable, allowing both sides of the transaction to conform the platform to existing networks and protocols. The platform and service are fully compliant with federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) requirements regarding security and confidentiality.

Addiction to opioids, alcohol, and other drugs have devastating individual and family effects and too often end lives prematurely while driving enormous inefficiency in health care. Unlike many other chronic conditions — where “standards of excellence” inform consumers, health systems, and payers about best practices and services that should be available — today’s recovery services are delivered through a method often lacking alignment or integrated economic structures that incentivize long-term recovery. In late 2016, the U.S. Surgeon General issued the seminal “Surgeon General’s Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and Health: Facing Addiction in America.” The report issues a call for mainstream health systems to begin integrating substance use services was afforded an entire chapter. In response, organizations have formed the Alliance for Addiction Payment Reform (Alliance) to: Provide guidance, recommendations, and tools for the development of integrated delivery models of care for addiction; Collectively champion payment reform and shifting towards value-based purchasing in addiction care; and Advance value-based models nationally through private and public channels. ​ The Alliance, comprised of dozens of health care institutions and professionals, developed the Addiction Recovery Medical Home Alternative Payment Model (ARMH-APM) to establish a structure that promotes the type of integration and patient care capable of producing improved outcomes for patients, payers, and health systems long-term by aligning all incentives. The ARMH-APM was initially developed by a multi-sector process convened by Leavitt Partners, Facing Addiction with NCADD, and Third Horizon Strategies and published in 2018. In 2019, Third Horizon Strategies continued to manage the work on behalf of the Alliance and released an updated paper coinciding with the announcement of pilot explorations of the model in local markets.

The principals with New Heights Group bring extensive experience in the planning and development of behavioral health services. We have worked with over 200 psychiatric and substance abuse providers nation-wide, including both freestanding and hospital based services. Treatment programs have included inpatient services (child, adolescent, adult and geriatric), intensive care units, forensic units, outpatient services, intensive outpatient programs and partial hospitalization. Planning assistance has included: • Performing comprehensive market analyses that considers local, state and national trends to predict utilization of specific behavioral health services; • Conducting primary research of users, physicians and gatekeepers; • Assessing program feasibility – both market and financial; • Evaluating service and program mix and making investment/divestment recommendations; • Developing strategic and marketing plans; • Facilitating integration initiatives among providers; and • Evaluating facility needs and preparing facility plans for expansion or renovation.

Users get ACOG-recommended anticipatory guidance via text messages and checklists, mental health screening and support, and perinatal education and planning all at the tip of their fingers via our free mobile app.

Automates the entire behavioral health care management process including the scheduling and documentation of non-face-to-face services provided under both general BHI and CoCM models of care. HealthViewX automates your entire behavioral health care management workflow - from enrolling the patient, performing initial assessments, creating care plans, and tracking monthly care calls to generating reports needed for billing requirements. This includes supporting documentation for general BHI CPT code 99484. For more information, visit https://www.healthviewx.com/behavioral-health-integration/