As a community organization, you play a critical role in supporting individuals on their journey to better health. It can be challenging to create a seamless network of support. Ensuring the individuals you serve gain access to comprehensive care is important, as is identifying and connecting with the people who need your help the most.
We work with health plans and their behavioral health networks to break down the barriers that stand in the way of recovery.
Wayspring’s comprehensive care model actively engages members. Our interdisciplinary care team—including physicians, advanced practice nurses, licensed counselors, and engagement specialists—offers support (virtually and in-person) for physical, behavioral, and substance use care as well as SDoH needs such as housing, mobile phone access, financial assistance, and more.
Addressing everyday life needs is one of the most effective things we do, and typically where we start. SDoH related concerns are the toughest obstacles for lasting recovery.
We are committed to building strong, long-lasting partnerships with community organizations. Through regular check-ins and collaboration, we can ensure that our efforts remain aligned and that our members continue to receive the support they need throughout their recovery journey.
who knows how to collaborate with community organizations to effectively support individuals.
that complement your organization’s work, including substance use disorder treatment, behavioral and physical healthcare.
who need specialized care in a supportive environment.
both immediate and long-term needs for those managing substance use and serious mental illness, helping them overcome the challenges they face and achieve lasting recovery.
and access to individuals who need your help the most.
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