BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
We understand how essential and impactful mental and emotional health care can be in your life.
Aspire's Whole Behavioral Health concept can help you get the services you need to thrive throughout the ups and downs of life.
Aspire's Whole Behavioral Health concept can help you get the services you need to thrive throughout the ups and downs of life.
We have a host of services available to help with mental health challenges for the whole family, in any circumstance.
Mental health impacts our physical health and vice-versa. Because your health is integrated, your provider should be, too.
Integrated Care is an approach characterized by a high degree of collaboration and communication among health professionals in both the medical and behavioral disciplines.
What makes integrated healthcare special is sharing information among team members related to patient care and establishing a comprehensive treatment plan to address the biological, psychological and social needs of the patient.
At Aspire, we believe effective treatment begins with a comprehensive assessment. Under Aspire's Same Day Access policy, your first behavioral health visit is a walk-in evaluation with a clinician specially trained to assess your challenges.
Your first primary care visit will consist of a detailed review of your medical history, family history, etc. These evaluations will help to develop a personalized plan for making changes to improve the identified needs.
Primary care and behavioral health services are provided in an Aspire health center, in a home, school, community-based setting, and through Video in Person (ViP) appointments over a computer or mobile device.
Learn more about Video in Person (ViP) and how seeing a medical professional just got a lot easier.
*often same-day appointments are available!
Did you know that chances of recovery increase 90% when done with others? Even though it is easier to isolate yourself, real recovery happens when you ask for help.
We know that asking for help is hard; some even see it as a weakness. We see asking for help as a sign of courage.
