Timely follow-up care—a cornerstone of high-quality behavioral health treatment—offers opportunities to reduce readmissions, improve outcomes and support long-term recovery.

A range of clinical resources are available to aid in the delivery of comprehensive, patient-centered care for those with behavioral health and substance use diagnoses.

Behavioral health tools for primary care providers
Primary care plays a critical front-line role in identifying and managing behavioral health conditions. Access screening tools, treatment guidance and referral pathways to help integrate behavioral health into routine care.

Recovery, resiliency and empowerment toolkit
This toolkit provides links to a host of resources, including recovery organizations and support services, to guide and empower patients with complex behavioral health and substance use needs and concerns. 

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) resources
MAT is a key component of recovery for many individuals with substance use disorder. Evidence-based strategies include effective pharmacologic interventions, such as Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) and Medication for Alcohol Use Disorder (MAUD), alongside counseling and care coordination. Explore clinical guidance, best practices and implementation resources to support safe prescribing and ongoing patient engagement.