Progress Monitoring

We couldn’t wait for lockdowns to end. But now, the challenge of reopening seems almost insurmountable.

For centers moving to telehealth, the real-time, in-depth information that INSIGHT Addiction & INSIGHT Behavioral provides about how patients are feeling will be even more useful for clinicians who are no longer face-to-face with their patients.  

Among patients who successfully completed treatment, those who remained in treatment for at least 90 days were almost twice as likely to be abstinent six months later than those who left treatment in less than 21 days.

It is important to consider how you will prove to the Joint Commission that you are using patient monitoring to inform clinical care.

Many treatment programs incorrectly believe they’re already in compliance with the Joint Commission's outcome measures standard going into effect on January 1, 2018.

Ready to start using Progress Monitoring to help your clinicians provide better care?  You can be receiving patient-reported data within a few hours!

A residential substance use disorder treatment facility decided to start using Progress Monitoring to quantify the effectiveness of its treatment.  In addition to achieving its objective, the research helped the center improve its treatment of patients with depression and eating disorders.

Yesterday’s Joint Commission webinar outlined why all accredited behavioral healthcare organizations are being required to start using Measurement-Based Care by January 1^st.   INSIGHT Addiction™ and INSIGHT Behavioral™ make compliance almost effortless.