CultivateCare was recently highlighted across several media outlets. We’re glad to see the conversation about integrated behavioral health reaching wider audiences.

Children who received mental health support directly in their primary care clinic improved more than those referred out for help. Integration meant better access, follow-through, and outcomes.

Integrated care does not have to feel overwhelming. The research is clear on what helps practices succeed, and those lessons can be applied in any setting. We reviewed findings from the AIMS Center at the University of Washington and created a simple checklist that makes the evidence practical for day-to-day implementation.

The AIMS Center at the University of Washington is offering a free webinar on the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) with a focus on two evidence-based brief interventions, Behavioral Activation (BA) and Problem-Solving Treatment (PST). Participants will learn practical strategies for delivering these approaches in primary care settings and gain tools to strengthen collaborative care practice.

Register here: https://washington.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3MW8ykEJSXWEz8lXfZmr0g

The healthcare landscape is complex, and providers are often asked to do more with less. At CultivateCare, our mission is to help practices and organizations design systems that are sustainable, efficient, and aligned with long-term growth.