Who we send your way
The families we connect with mental health partners
- Parents of teens and young adults after a hospitalization
- Adults with depression or anxiety that weekly therapy has not touched
- Families looking for trauma, eating disorder or OCD specialty programs
- People who need a step-down plan after inpatient psychiatric care
- Families seeking a program that treats mental health and substance use together
Families always choose their own provider. We introduce options; we don't make the decision for them.
How the partnership works
Apply
Tell us about your organization, locations, licenses and the payers you accept.
Standards review
We verify licensing and certification and review the items on this page before any family is referred. [Describe review criteria]
Partnership call
We walk through how introductions work and the terms of the partnership. [Partnership terms pending attorney review]
Introductions
When a family who fits your services and service area asks to be connected, we introduce you with the details they agreed to share.
Mental Health partners: common questions
Do you handle crisis calls?
No. Families in crisis are directed to 988 or 911. We help with planning the next level of care once someone is safe.
Do you work with adolescent programs?
Yes. Tell us the age ranges you serve, and whether you offer academics or family programming.
How are introductions made?
Only with the family's or patient's consent. We share the details they agree to share so your admissions team can respond quickly.
