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Learn how Carelon Behavioral Health empowers individuals to seek the care they need. Read moreBack Who We Are Who We Are Who We Are Back Who We AreLeadership Team Accreditation and AwardsHome For Providers Resources Toolkit for PCPs Provider Toolkit Let us help you when behavioral healthcare is needed for your patients You are often the first point of contact for a wide variety of behavioral health diagnoses. For that reason, this toolkit is here to help you with the identification of and treatment steps for behavioral health conditions. We are committed to leading the integration of medical and behavioral health services with the goal of improved patient outcomes. For additional clinical resources, visit our Clinical practice guidelines page. The tools you need when your patients need behavioral healthcare You’re often the first point of contact for patients with a behavioral health condition. This toolkit will help you with identification, information, and treatment steps. For additional clinical resources, visit our Clinical practice guidelines page. Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS) Provider Tip Sheets Explore the toolkit’s topics Click on a topic for quick access. Alcohol and substance use disorder (SUD) Anxiety disorders Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) Coordination of care COVID-19 lingering impact Eating disorders Medication Mood disorders Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Project TEACH Schizophrenia Social Drivers of Health (SDoH) Sharing Information We know that you may be one of many providers who contribute to the care of your patients. We strongly encourage providers, particularly primary care and behavioral health providers, to share relevant information regarding diagnoses, medication, and/or treatment to help improve health outcomes. Please use the forms and information to enable your patients to give consent for sharing confidential information. Authorization for Carelon Behavioral Health to Release Confidential Information Authorization for Provider to Release Confidential Information to Carelon Behavioral Health Authorization for Behavioral Health Provider and Primary Care Provider to Share Confidential Information Benefits to Sharing Health Information U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: HIPAA Privacy Rule and Sharing Information Related to Mental Health The case for addressing behavioral health issues in a primary care setting Primary care settings are increasingly the first line of identification for behavioral health issues, especially depression. As your patients’ primary medical practitioner, you already know the large number of patients who present with both physical and behavioral health disorders. Primary care settings for behavioral health services enhance access. When mental health and substance use disorder treatments are integrated into primary care, people can access services closer to their homes. This in turn allows patients to stay in the community and maintain daily activities. Delivering mental health services in primary care settings reduces stigma and discrimination. Treating common mental disorders in primary care settings is cost effective. Most people with mental disorders treated in collaborative primary care have good outcomes, particularly when linked to a network of services at a specialty care level and in the community. Questions? We’re here to help. Whether you have a question or are interested in learning more about how we can best support you, please call our National Provider Services Line at 800-397-1630 , Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern time. Join the Carelon Behavioral Health provider network Please submit an application today to get started. 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