With Support That Shows Up
Wayspring is advancing recovery and stability for substance use disorder and serious mental illness, helping health plan members build better lives.
Too many people with substance use disorder (SUD) and serious mental illness (SMI) face barriers to receiving the care they need. Treatment is often inconsistent and difficult to navigate. There’s no true alignment to reward high quality care, and neither health plans, nor their provider networks, have all the insight, tools, and resources needed to make things better.
We ensure members get the right support for better outcomes, while optimizing behavioral health networks and payment integrity.
We deliver system-level healthcare insight using advanced analytics and claims data to inform oversight, program integrity, and funding.
We extend and enhance member care while equipping behavioral health providers with insights to improve outcomes and value.
Working with our health plan partners, we help individuals with SUD and SMI get back on track to achieve a better life.
We actively engage members through personalized outreach, addressing SDoH needs like housing and food alongside physical, behavioral, and substance use care. This approach breaks down barriers that stand in the way of lasting recovery. Our interdisciplinary care team—including physicians, advanced practice nurses, licensed counselors, and engagement specialists—offers support both virtually and in-person, ensuring comprehensive care for every member.
Through consultation and performance monitoring tools, we strengthen behavioral health network performance by improving visibility into utilization and payment integrity across levels of care. This approach supports shared understanding across health plans and providers, helping ensure care is delivered appropriately and sustainably. By evaluating network performance and utilization patterns, we help improve care quality while promoting responsible use of behavioral health resources.
What began as an unexpected call grew into a deep bond—weekly check-ins, encouragement, and friendship that showed Lakeisha she always has someone in her corner.
After a near fatal overdose, Brandy chose to live. With Wayspring by her side, she finally felt seen, supported, and worthy of a better life.
By Behavioral Health Business
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