Integrated behavioral health
Screening, follow-up, and care coordination for mind and body in the same visit. Depression, anxiety, and substance use are cared for alongside long-term conditions, on one record.
Mind and body rarely arrive separately.
Depression and anxiety often sit alongside long-term conditions. Caring for them in the practice the patient already knows means the whole person gets care.
Patients and practices it fits
- Depression or anxiety seen in primary care
- A long-term condition alongside a mood or substance use concern
- Practices with a behavioral health clinician to call on
- Patients who would rather stay with the practice they know
Better served another way
- Patients who need crisis or inpatient psychiatric care
- Patients whose main need is several physical conditions
- A caseload reviewed every week with a psychiatric consultant
Your clinicians lead the care. Hoss Care keeps it in one plan.
Screening, the conversation, and the follow-up stay with your team. Hoss Care files the answers, keeps one plan, and keeps the record.
What your team does
- Talks with the patient and agrees the plan
- Assesses, diagnoses, and decides on treatment
- Brings in behavioral health or psychiatry when needed
- Reviews, edits, and signs every note
What Hoss Care does
- Sends the screening before the visit and files the answers
- Keeps mind and body goals in one care plan
- Flags follow-ups that are due, for the team to review
- Prepares the claim with the signed note attached
AI assistance in Hoss Care is advisory. It suggests and flags; your clinicians review, edit, and sign, and your staff submit.
Screened in the visit, followed up after it.
The screening is done before the clinician walks in, and the follow-up runs on the same record as the rest of the patient's care.
Screened and followed up in primary care.
Your team can screen for and follow up on common behavioral health conditions without a separate referral for each one, and ask for a consult when a patient needs more.
- Depression and anxiety
- Substance use
- Post-traumatic stress
- Grief and loss
Questions practice managers ask
Do we need a psychiatrist on staff?
No. Your primary care team screens and follows up, and brings in a behavioral health clinician or a psychiatric consultant when a patient needs one. Their recommendation lands in the same chart.
Which screenings are included?
Standard depression, anxiety, and substance use questionnaires. Patients can complete them before the visit, and the answers are filed to the note for the clinician to review.
Does the AI make a diagnosis?
No. AI assistance can suggest a note from the visit and flag follow-ups that are due. Your clinicians assess, diagnose, and decide on treatment, and they review and sign every note.
How does billing work?
Eligibility is checked before the first follow-up. Notes are written during each follow-up, and when the month closes the claim is prepared with the signed note attached, ready for your billing team to send.
How long does it take to go live?
The EHR connection comes first, then the screening workflow, then the first patients. A typical go-live takes about 30 days.
Mind and body in one care plan. Screened and followed up in primary care.
Ready to bring behavioral health into your practice?
See how Hoss Care runs screening and follow-up on the record your team already uses.