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The Treatment Team
The treatment team includes the Treating Provider (TP), Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM), Psychiatric Consultant (PC), and the patient. This collaborative approach allows each member of the team to contribute their expertise to guide the patient’s treatment.
Treating Provider
The Treating Provider is a licensed health care provider who oversees all aspects of their patients’ care and introduces them to CoCM as appropriate. They diagnose behavioral health concerns, prescribe medications and adjust treatment plans following consultation with the BHCM and the Psychiatric Consultant. They lead the treatment team, deciding when and how to incorporate recommendations from the Psychiatric Consultant.
Behavioral Health Care Manager
The BHCM is an MSW, RN or other licensed health professional with specialty behavioral health training. As part of the treatment team, they support a caseload of patients recommended for CoCM by the Treating Provider, serving as a point of contact for the patient. The BHCM facilitates patient engagement and education, provides brief behavioral interventions and systematically tracks the patient’s treatment. They also stay in regular contact with the Treating Provider and the Psychiatric Consultant to review the caseload and ensure treatment plans are adjusted as needed to meet established goals.
Psychiatric Consultant
The Psychiatric Consultant is a licensed psychiatrist who collaborates closely with the BHCM and Treating Provider. They regularly review the caseload with the BHCM, providing expertise on all enrolled patients, especially those who are new, not improving, or need medication adjustments. The Psychiatric Consultant shares their recommendations with the Treating Provider and offers medication consultations as needed.
Patient
The patient is at the center of CoCM. They are an active member of the treatment team, working closely with their Treating Provider and BHCM to report their symptoms, set goals, track progress and ask questions to help them stay engaged in their treatment plan.
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Featured Resource: CoCA Model Base Training
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Collaborative Care Model: Base Training is designed for Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) practices that have completed the CoCM practice assessment and are determined to be ready to implement the model.
The training is intended to help the primary care physicians, psychiatric consultants, behavioral health care managers, and other primary care practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills for implementing CoCM. After completing this activity, participants will be able to translate key processes within their practice setting and integrate CoCM into patient visits.
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Collaborative Care Model: Base Training is designed for Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) practices that have completed the CoCM practice assessment and are determined to be ready to implement the model.
The training is intended to help the primary care physicians, psychiatric consultants, behavioral health care managers, and other primary care practice team members gain the foundational knowledge and skills for implementing CoCM. After completing this activity, participants will be able to translate key processes within their practice setting and integrate CoCM into patient visits.
The Collaborative Care Model
The Collaborative Care Model helps health systems meet their patients’ behavioral health needs without leaving their medical home.
CoCM adds two new members to the treatment team—a behavioral health care manager (BHCM) and a psychiatric consultant—using each of their unique strengths to optimize patient care.
Added Value to Doctor Offices
Randomized Control Trials
saved for every $1 spent
The Treatment Team
The treatment team includes the Treating Provider (TP), Behavioral Health Care Manager (BHCM), Psychiatric Consultant (PC), and the patient. This collaborative approach allows each member of the team to contribute their expertise to guide the patient’s treatment.
Treating Provider
The Treating Provider is a licensed health care provider who oversees all aspects of their patients’ care and introduces them to CoCM as appropriate. They diagnose behavioral health concerns, prescribe medications and adjust treatment plans following consultation with the BHCM and the Psychiatric Consultant. They lead the treatment team, deciding when and how to incorporate recommendations from the Psychiatric Consultant.
Behavioral Health Care Manager
The BHCM is an MSW, RN or other licensed health professional with specialty behavioral health training. As part of the treatment team, they support a caseload of patients recommended for CoCM by the Treating Provider, serving as a point of contact for the patient. The BHCM facilitates patient engagement and education, provides brief behavioral interventions and systematically tracks the patient’s treatment. They also stay in regular contact with the Treating Provider and the Psychiatric Consultant to review the caseload and ensure treatment plans are adjusted as needed to meet established goals.
Psychiatric Consultant
The Psychiatric Consultant is a licensed psychiatrist who collaborates closely with the BHCM and Treating Provider. They regularly review the caseload with the BHCM, providing expertise on all enrolled patients, especially those who are new, not improving, or need medication adjustments. The Psychiatric Consultant shares their recommendations with the Treating Provider and offers medication consultations as needed.
Patient
The patient is at the center of CoCM. They are an active member of the treatment team, working closely with their Treating Provider and BHCM to report their symptoms, set goals, track progress and ask questions to help them stay engaged in their treatment plan.
Where do we work?
practices designated in CoCM
practitioners trained
practitioners receiving reimbursement
Benefits of the Collaborative Care Model
Patient-centered
Treats patients in their health care home
Timely
patients receive their treatment plan quickly, without the need for a referral
Improved access
CoCM decreases community wait lists for mental health services and reserves specialty care referrals for those who need it most
Team-centered
CoCM increases psychiatric support for your team, providing additional expertise for treatment plans
A Good Investment
CoCM has a return on investment of 6:1 and establishes billing codes to increase reimbursement for your clinic
Sustainable
CoCM builds a foundation within your practice to meet patients’ mental health needs long-term
Benefits of the Collaborative Care Model
Patient-centered
Treats patients in their health care home
Timely
Patients receive their treatment plan quickly, without the need for a referral
Improved access
CoCM decreases community wait lists for mental health services and reserves specialty care referrals for those who need it most
Team-centered
CoCM increases psychiatric support for your team, providing additional expertise for treatment plans
A Good Investment
CoCM has a return on investment of 6:1 and establishes billing codes to increase reimbursement for your clinic
Sustainable
CoCM builds a foundation within your practice to meet patients’ mental health needs long-term
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If you’re a healthcare provider interested in working with MCCIST to implement the Collaborative Care Model into your practice(s), please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d love to hear from you!