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This document discusses telehealth services provided by IMPOWER, a non-profit mental health organization. It summarizes that IMPOWER serves over 9,000 individuals through various mental health services. It notes shortages in mental health practitioners across the US and in Florida specifically. The document then discusses how telehealth can help address issues of access to treatment, affordability under the Affordable Care Act, and geographic challenges. It provides details of IMPOWER's telehealth pilot program launched in 2013 and the benefits it provides to both patients and providers. The document concludes by outlining IMPOWER's plans to expand its telehealth services.
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- 2. ABOUT US Leading non-profit mental health and child well-being organization Founded in 1994 rooted in Central Florida Primary services include mental health therapy, psychiatric treatment, case management, adoptions, and independent living Services delivered in Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Brevard, Volusia and Polk Counties Serve more than 9,000 individuals and families in the home, school and community-based settings
- 3. Mental Health Needs Unmet • 1 in 4 adults (approx. 61.5 million Americans) experiences mental illness in a given year • 1 in 5 youth ages 13 to 18 have severe mental health disorders in a given year • 50% of all chronic mental illness begins by age 14 • Approx. 60 % of adults & 50% of youth with mental illness received no mental health services in the previous year
- 4. Shortages in Mental Health Practitioners • 89.3 million Americans live in federally-designated Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas • Data show a need for 25.9 Psychiatrists per 100,000 people to meet current mental health crisis. National average is 10 per 100,000 people. Florida has only 7 per 100,000 people. • Average age of U.S. Psychiatrist is over 55
- 5. Why Telehealth? Why Now? Lack of Access to Treatment Affordable Care Act 4 Million New in Florida to be Insured Rural / Geographic Challenges Insufficient Transportation Behavioral Health Well-Suited
- 7. Our Pilot Developed P&Ps & Best Practices Informed Consent & Training Acknowledgement HIPAA Compliant Platform Trained Psychiatrists to use telehealth Went “live” in March 2013 Over 650 Individual Sessions for Med. Mgt. In accordance w/ American Telemedicine Assoc.
- 8. IMPOWER’s FIRST TELEHEALTH RECIPIENT March 29, 2013 “Allie” Age 9 with Dr. Cynthia Higgins
- 9. BENEFITS Patients • More Convenient • Brings Care to Patient • Increases Practitioner Selection • Reduces Travel Time and Costs • Improves Satisfaction in Health Care • More Confidential • Reduces Stigma Providers • Voluntary • More Relaxed/Open Patient • Reduces Delays & No Shows • Increases Productivity • Promotes Collaborative Care • More Convenient • Cuts down overhead and costs
- 10. • Spring of 2014, Rule 64B8-9.0141(4) F.A.C., prohibits physicians to prescribe controlled substances via telehealth • Problem: Many therapeutic drugs for ADHD in children are stimulants in controlled drug classes • Forced to cease all telehealth services • Sought legal counsel, petitioned for variance, acquired waiver to resume provision of med. mgt. services via telehealth in Oct. 2014. • IMPOWER is the ONLY entity in FL whose practitioners can legally prescribe non-narcotic controlled substances via telehealth
- 11. What’s Next? Telehealth Service Expansion: Practitioner Recruitment Commercial Insurances 2015 FL Legislative Work Partnerships with physician practices, hospitals, universities, group care facilities Develop 24/7 access to servicess Internet business - Affordable self-pay services Consulting services to assist other healthcare organizations to develop telehealth programs
- 13. References The National Alliance on Mental Illness - Mental Illness Facts and Numbers, March 2013. The National Alliance on Mental Illness 1 (800) 950-NAMI www.nami.org 3803 N. Fairfax Drive, Suite 100, Arlington, VA 22203 Alison S. Cole, B.A., Psychiatric Service Provision n Broome County: Concerns & Suggestions, Broome county Mental Health Dept. SUNY at Binghamptom, Feb. 2007 Kliff, Sarah, Seven Facts About America’s Mental Health Care System, The Washington Post, Dec. 12, 2012