Virtual Behavioral Health Services for Medical-Surgical & Intensive Care Units
Professional psychiatric coverage with same day and next day scheduled appointments for behavioral health consultations.
Access TeleCare provides medical-surgical and intensive care units with professional psychiatric coverage for behavioral health consultations. With Access TeleCare’s virtual behavioral health platform, you can provide psychiatric consultations with same day and next day scheduled appointments.
Key Benefits of Telemedicine for Med-Surg & ICU
Rapid Response Times
Rapid Response Times
Psychiatric consults with same/next day scheduled appointments for Med-Surg & Intensive Care Units.
Higher Patient Throughput
Higher Patient Throughput
Stabilize and manage medical patients with behavioral health conditions and prepare them for discharge to the next appropriate care setting.
Increase Access to Behavioral Health Care
Increase Access to Behavioral Health Care
More timely access to behavioral health care leads to better health outcomes overall for patients.
Reduce Turnover and Clinical Burnout
Reduce Turnover and Clinical Burnout
Alleviate the burden and stress of psychiatric patient care from your on-site staff leveraging Access TeleCare’s clinicians.
ROI of Virtual Behavioral Health Services in the Hospital Emergency Department and Med-Surg Units
Read the whitepaper to discover how Access TeleCare’s behavioral health programs clear emergency department backlogs and reduce unnecessary costs.
Access TeleCare’s teleBehavioral Health programs help hospitals achieve significant results:
Achieved annual ROI of
281 percent
Reduced LOS for behavioral health patients by
70 percent
Avoided annualized boarding costs of more than
$1.7 million
Reduced transfer rates to
9 percent
Increased revenue by 80 percent
Decreased outbound neurology transfers by 60 percent
Increased Medicare neurology inpatient admissions 79 percent
See how TeleBehavioral Health helped one hospital reduce length of stay and increase ROI by 281%.
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Meet Your Community’s Mental Health Needs
In order to meet the demands of more medically complicated conditions, Access TeleCare’s telemedicine services offer consultation-liaison psychiatry services. Our consultation-liaison approach specializes in the diagnosis and management of psychiatric disorders that are comorbid with general medical/surgical illness.
Access TeleCare providers work within your EMR to document and deploy behavioral health services in close collaboration with your care teams. We expand behavioral health access to meet your care teams growing mental health needs with efficient, high-quality care delivery.
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
In medically complex situations, providing comprehensive and integrated psychiatric care to patients is paramount. Medical-surgical units and intensive care units often witness patients facing significant physical and emotional challenges. This is where the invaluable role of consultation-liaison psychiatry comes into play. At Access TeleCare, we recognize the importance of delivering consultation-liaison psychiatry services within these units, and we will work closely with your team to develop a care program that enhances patient care and outcomes.
To learn more about our approach to consultation-liaison psychiatry, read this blog: Enhancing Patient Care: Consultation-Liaison TelePsychiatry in Acute Care Settings.
How it Works
Virtual Behavioral Health Across the Continuum of Care
Access TeleCare Helps Hospitals Overcome Their Toughest Challenges
In this webinar, two industry veterans and innovators explored firsthand experiences and successful strategies in deploying telemedicine solutions to overcome challenges such as access to care, timeliness of care, and workforce issues, with a special focus on behavioral health and neurology programs.
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