April Health

The Behavioral Health Care Manager coordinates patient care with primary providers and psychiatrists while delivering evidence-based behavioral interventions. They are responsible for tracking clinical outcomes, managing patient registries, and facilitating care plan adjustments.

The Behavioral Health Care Manager coordinates mental health care with primary care providers and psychiatrists while delivering evidence-based interventions to patients. They are responsible for tracking clinical outcomes, managing care plans, and facilitating patient engagement through a registry-based approach.

The Behavioral Health Care Manager serves as the primary patient contact, coordinating care with primary providers and psychiatrists while tracking symptoms using validated tools. This role involves directly meeting with patients to deliver brief, evidence-based interventions like motivational interviewing and behavioral activation.