Engaging Employees on Health Coverage: How can Employers Manage Behavioral Health Needs?

EPISODE · Sep 8, 2022 · 24 MIN

Engaging Employees on Health Coverage: How can Employers Manage Behavioral Health Needs?

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September 8: Today on TownHall Solome Tibebu, Founder & Host of Going Digital: Behavioral Health Tech speaks with Snezana Mahon, Chief Operating Officer at Transcarent about a more holistic approach to engaging with employees about their health coverage. What does she see as the largest challenges in providing behavioral health? How do they engage with rural and underserved communities? What methods can be used to reduce the stigma of using the health services provided?Sign up for our webinar: Challenges and Solutions to Unmanaged Devices in Healthcare - Thursday September 8, 2022: 1pm ET / 10am PT. If we had to troubleshoot just a few devices every once in a while, our hospital systems would run as smooth as butter, right? But when missing devices, security issues and friction caused by interoperability hits, we can’t expect a smooth operation. Our webinar will answer many questions surrounding the devices integral to keeping patients healthy. Sign up for our webinar: Patient Room Next: Improving Care Efficiency - Thursday September 29, 2022: 1pm ET / 10am PT. Traditional patient rooms involve sitting on the table, waiting, tentative knocks on the door. We’re redefining the way we look at patient rooms. We’re reimagining the future. Hear about technological tools that have been explored and implemented for clinician effectiveness, how to step into the “Patient Room Next” future, and the progress in our Nation’s health systems regarding PRN. Bring your hospital system into tomorrow with sound advancements and peace of mind. We’re looking to advance healthcare, and we know you are too.

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