Charlie Health provides online mental health treatment services specifically designed for young people. The main service offered is a virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that combines personalized care with peer support to promote long-term healing. Clients can start the program quickly, often within 24 hours, and have flexible scheduling options available throughout the week. The company operates on a business model where clients can pay for services out-of-pocket or through insurance, with an easy verification process for coverage. Charlie Health distinguishes itself from competitors by focusing on the youth demographic and demonstrating effectiveness, as over 90% of clients report improvements in their mental health symptoms. The goal of Charlie Health is to provide accessible and effective mental health treatment to young individuals, addressing the growing need for such services in the telehealth market.

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Charlie Health, a high-acuity mental health provider, has teamed up with Cartwheel, a mental health partner for schools, the companies announced Tuesday.

Charlie Health Partners with Cartwheel to Address the Student Mental Health Crisis

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today, Talkspace, a leading online behavioral health company, announced the launch of its Behavioral Health Consortium, a curated network of specialty providers featuring Charlie Health, Ria Health, Bicycle Health, and more. This consortium enables Talkspace clinicians to refer insured members to like-minded, in-network, clinically-vetted specialty care providers who provide a higher level of care for higher acuity needs such as treatment for alcoholism, substance use, and eating disorders. As one of the largest in-network digital mental healthcare providers, covering more than 130 million lives, Talkspace is helping patients stay in-network and enhancing access to comprehensive, whole person care. With almost one-third (28.2%) of all adults with mental illness reporting that they were not able to receive the treatment they needed, and nearly 42% of adults reporting they were unable to receive necessary care because they could not afford it, Talkspace’s Behavioral Health Consortium aims to bridge the gap in care. Patients in need of higher levels of care or more structured treatment programs can benefit from Talkspace's clinical team meticulously vetting these providers and can leverage their insurance to access these specialized services, while remaining in-network and removing financial barriers to accessing essential treatment and quality care. “We know it is important for our payer partners to keep their members in-network, as they strive to provide them affordable access to the support they need to thrive,” said Erin Boyd, Chief Growth Officer at Talkspace

Talkspace Launches Behavioral Health Consortium Of Specialized Care And Treatment Programs, Expanding In-Network Offerings For Members

BOZEMAN, Mont. and HOUSTON, March 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Charlie Health, the leading provider of virtual high-acuity mental health care for young people, and Memorial Hermann Health System are collaborating to improve access to outpatient mental health treatment programs for Houstonians most at risk for crisis. The partnership aims to fill mental health care gaps in the community by leveraging comprehensive virtual treatment solutions.In Texas, the state that ranks last in terms of mental health treatment access , nearly three-quarters of young people with depression are not getting the help they need. Dr. Victoria Regan, Vice President, Women's and Children's Service Line at Memorial Hermann, explained, "One significant challenge our high-acuity patients experience is waitlists for outpatient treatment programs due to increased demand and limited resources." She added, "Addressing the mental health crisis requires proactive efforts to eliminate barriers to care for those who require an additional level of mental health support, which is exactly what Memorial Hermann is doing with Charlie Health."As part of their commitment to supporting the health and well-being of young people in the Houston community, Memorial Hermann is working with Charlie Health to extend the mental health care their providers can offer to high-acuity patients who may benefit from outpatient treatment programs. Patients who choose to enroll in one of Charlie Health's virtual programs will receive a tailored outpatient treatment plan that incorporates a variety of mental health services

Charlie Health And Memorial Hermann Health System Collaborate To Expand Critical Mental Health Access

Houston-based Memorial Hermann Health System is partnering with Charlie Health to expand access to outpatient mental health treatment for teens and young adults.

Memorial Hermann taps Charlie Health to fill gaps in critical mental health services

BOZEMAN, Mont., Feb. 6, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Charlie Health, the leading provider of virtual high-acuity mental healthcare for young people, today announced the appointment of Christine Ko as Chief People Officer. Stepping into this position, Ko will oversee Charlie Health's people operations and talent functions, supporting more than 1,000 employees.Ko brings exceptional experience leading successful people and talent organizations at scale. She most recently led the people function at CLEAR. In this role, she spearheaded initiatives that aligned strategic business goals with innovative human capital management strategies for CLEAR's rapidly expanding and geographically dispersed workforce. Before her tenure at CLEAR, Ko held various HR leadership roles in the financial sector, including positions at JPMorgan and BlackRock."In addition to her incredible track record and resume, Christine embodies the full spectrum of qualities we hoped to find in our search

Charlie Health Names Christine Ko As Chief People Officer

BOZEMAN, Mont., Nov. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Charlie Health, the leading provider of virtual high-acuity mental healthcare for teens and young adults, today announced new peer-reviewed research demonstrating that its virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP) significantly reduced emergency department (ED) utilization for mental health services.The study, published in JMIR Formative Research , analyzed survey responses from 735 Charlie Health patients who had been admitted to the ED for mental health concerns prior to enrolling in Charlie Health's virtual IOP. Findings suggest that 94% of these patients, upon completing Charlie Health, avoided further ED admissions for mental health reasons in the three months following completion of the program.In the midst of the ongoing youth mental health crisis, an alarming surge in young patients seeking mental health care has overwhelmed EDs, leading to widespread treatment delays for other services in specialized children's hospitals and general medical facilities nationwide. The issue is exacerbated by repeat ED visits from young people who have not received sufficient follow-up care. Over a quarter of young people find themselves returning to the ED for additional mental health support within six months of their initial visit.Dr. Caroline Fenkel, LCSW, research co-author and Charlie Health's Chief Clinical Officer and Co-Founder, shared, "The reality we're living in is one where patients with life-threatening mental health concerns are discharged from the ED once stabilized, as though they've received adequate treatment, when that's unfortunately not the case." She added, "Charlie Health seeks to change this by making its industry-leading program accessible to those who would otherwise fall through the cracks."To learn more about Charlie Health's latest research and clinical outcomes, visit: charliehealth.com/intensive-outpatient-iop/outcomes .About Charlie HealthCharlie Health connects teens and young adults across the country to life-saving mental health treatment

Charlie Health Reduces Mental Health-Related Emergency Department Utilization

Mantra Health expands suite of Mental Health services in partnership with Charlie Health.

Mantra Health Expands Suite of Mental Health Services in Partnership with Charlie Health

BOZEMAN, Mont., July 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Charlie Health, the leading provider of virtual high-acuity mental healthcare for teens and young adults, today announced the recent publication of four peer-reviewed studies in JMIR Formative Research. Amid a national youth mental health crisis and a lack of adequate care options, the latest research demonstrates the industry-leading efficacy of Charlie Health's Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for those most at risk."The recent findings published in JMIR reaffirm that with the right data-backed mental health solution, healing is possible for everyone," said Dr. Caroline Fenkel, LCSW, Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer at Charlie Health. "Charlie Health's Virtual IOP is evidence-based and optimized via continuous evaluation, ensuring successful treatment outcomes and improved mental well-being for our patients."Key Research Findings:According to a quality improvement assessment , patients who completed Charlie Health's Virtual IOP experienced a significant reduction in symptoms associated with depression. Upon finishing the program, more than half of patients no longer met the clinical criteria for major depressive disorder., patients who completed Charlie Health's Virtual IOP experienced a significant reduction in symptoms associated with depression. Upon finishing the program, more than half of patients no longer met the clinical criteria for major depressive disorder

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