Key Benefits of Virtual Behavioral Health for Inpatient Units
Reduce Turnover and Clinical Burnout
Reduce Turnover and Clinical Burnout
Alleviate the burden and stress of mental health patient care from your on-site staff by leveraging Access TeleCare’s clinicians via telemedicine.Medical Directorship With 24/7/365 On-Call Coverage
Medical Directorship With 24/7/365 On-Call Coverage
Access TeleCare can become your behavioral health department or augment your existing BH services with a long-term team of providers and the bench strength to cover and grow your units.Daily Rounding
Daily Rounding
Access TeleCare’s psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners (PMHNPs) provide daily rounding and work within your operational workflows, providing all needed documentation within your EMR for efficient, collaborative care.Drive Revenue
Drive Revenue
Our virtual behavioral health services maximize your unit’s census while improving quality of care with timely access and streamlining the admissions process with 24/7/365 rapid response call coverage.Eliminate Locums
Eliminate Locums
Access TeleCare provides a permanent solution for your behavioral health clinician staffing, helping reduce costs associated with locums, as well as enabling your units to scale up to meet demand and growth.Operational Efficiency
Operational Efficiency
Access TeleCare adapts our care delivery to integrate with your existing workflows, and our providers work within your EMR and collaborate with your care teams. We supply any technology needed, and we can handle all billing.How Virtual Behavioral Health Works
Virtual Behavioral Health Across the Continuum of Care
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