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When employees are experiencing common conditions like depression or anxiety, getting access to effective care helps them get better and return to optimal work performance. The Collaborative Care Model offers a solution in better access to effective care. Learn about the role employers can play in expanding this model.
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Download a free .pdf guide that includes recommendations on how health plans and employers can improve access to mental health and substance use care.
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