Read more about the complexities that high-risk members face and how a whole-person approach can help address challenges, access Suicide Prevention Awareness month resources, register for our September webinar and review new provider application updates.
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Is This the Key to Coordinating High-Risk Physical & Behavioral Health?
For years, health care has been fragmented for high-risk members due to complexities like comorbidities and the coordination of multiple primary and specialty care providers. In our latest blog, discover the impact of connecting patients with behavioral health outpatient care and how a whole person approach can address medical, social and behavioral needs together.
It's a scary thought and sobering topic, but conversation brings hope. With the right support system and understanding of risk — suicide can be prevented. Use the resources in this toolkit to share lifesaving tips and approaches to talk about suicide with someone who may be at risk, colleagues and patients.
Our upcoming webinar on September 25, from 1-1:45 pm ET details the importance that Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) can have in providing additional mental health resources to members, highlighting that they provide more than just counseling, and paired with additional behavioral and physical health approaches, can help people thrive both personally and professionally.
In an effort to create a more accurate onboarding and provider data experience, Lucet has begun requiring the 147C EIN Verification Form (replacing the W9) for new applicants and demographic updates. If you are unsure how to obtain this form, instructions can be found here.
About Us: Lucet’s unique combination of people and technology is proven to optimize access to behavioral health care providers and increase a health plan’s ability to connect members to quality care. With the industry’s largest network of hundreds of care navigators and technology powered by more than 6 million assessments and more than 20 years of data, Lucet is proven to successfully identify and connect people across the entire acuity spectrum with the right care in less than 5 days on average, and often as little as 1 day.
Lucet adopts clinical practice guidelines that are meant to assist providers with screening, assessing and treating common behavioral health and substance use disorders.
