Behavioral Health
Treatment Plans
At its most basic, a behavioral health treatment plan is a set of written instructions relating to the treatment of a mental health concern. In the plan, define the patient's concerns, assess their characteristics, and enter goals to measure outcomes as treatment progresses.
Once you've finalized your plan, attest to its accuracy and send copies of the plan to your patient and any supervising providers for review and attestation.
Collaborative planning for better health outcomes
At athenahealth, we believe that the best treatment plans are developed collaboratively between you and your patient. Review the following to access existing plans or work with patients to start new plans.
|
|
|
Manage Plans
Concerns
Characteristics
Goals
Objectives
Interventions
Attestations
Reports
Note: We've divided this content into individual topics to help search and AI engines retrieve answers to your questions more easily. If preferred, you can access the Behavioral Health User Guide, which presents the same information consolidated in a single page.