.406 Ventures investors share their perspective on fixing access to care. Plus, this Maternal Mental Health Month, we're hosting a webinar on integrated care for women at every stage of life.
Fixing Access in Mental Health Care Means Fixing How We Pay for It
Liam Donohue and Trip Hofer, investors at .406 Ventures, discuss the challenges that traditional payment models pose in expanding access to mental healthcare.
Rewriting the Rules of Engagement in Behavioral Health
People often ask how Wayspring engages and cares for members with substance use disorder and complex behavioral health needs. The reality is, under traditional fee-for-service reimbursement models, it’s nearly impossible. Yet, these are precisely the activities that transform lives.
Despite growing awareness of the mind-body connection, mental health concerns in women’s healthcare are frequently overlooked, deprioritized, or treated as separate from physical health. Women experiencing anxiety during pregnancy, mood shifts in menopause, or cognitive changes in later life may not be asked about their mental well-being during routine care visits. Many navigate these transitions without the right support, increasing their risk for more serious health conditions and driving up total cost of care.
Join us and explore how we can break through these silos, ensuring that mental health is seamlessly integrated into care at every stage of life—whether in OB-GYN offices, fertility clinics, menopause centers, or specialty care settings.
Creating truly inclusive environments starts with addressing stigma, fostering openness, and providing tailored support for neurodivergent employees and their families. In this episode, Melissa Danielsen, CEO of Joshin, shares her inspiring journey of developing innovative solutions to bridge gaps in support systems, reduce stigma around disclosure, and advocate for greater workplace inclusivity. Discover how these transformative efforts are reshaping workplaces and empowering neurodivergent individuals!
Listen to the full episode (and others!) here. Don't forget to subscribe on your podcast platform of choice so you never miss an episode!
Governor Gavin Newsom announced $3.3 billion in grant funding to create over 5,000 residential treatment beds and more than 21,800 outpatient treatment slots for behavioral health care services, and will build upon other major behavioral health initiatives in California.
Headway announced the nationwide launch of its approach to integrated care, which creates seamless pathways between primary and mental health care, all covered by insurance.
FamilyWell Health is extending its reach to Texas and Connecticut, as a direct response to the worsening maternal mental health crisis, resulting in suicide as the number one cause of death during and after pregnancy.
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