Online behavioral health assessments that screen for alcohol, tobacco and drugs (including opioids), and depression and anxiety
At WellScreen we develop technology to promote well-being and improve lives. Early detection and prevention of substance abuse and mental health conditions no longer needs to be time consuming or complicated — not with WellScreen, an online wellness technology.
WellScreen is based on the SBIRT protocol and uses evidence-based health screeners, like ASSIST, CRAFFT, BOOK and PHQ9 in one simple, tablet-enabled interface.
But adopting something new usually is met with some level of resistance— i.e. not enough time, money or special technology requirements.
WellScreen is
user-friendly.
The system walks practitioners step-by-step through the screening and intervention process, even allowing patients to participate by answering the screener questions on a tablet while they wait to be seen. Ten minutes is the average time for a patient to answer the screener questions.
WellScreen is a
revenue generator.
SBIRT is eligible for billing Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance, from $7 to $18 for each screening performed and an additional $9 to $47 for each intervention performed. WellScreen can also significantly reduce overall healthcare costs for patients with an underlying behavioral health disorder.
WellScreen meets your health
practice workflow needs.
Got an EHR system or customization needs? No problem. WellScreen is customizable thanks to our EHR integration partner, ReDox.
WellScreen may be used with adult and adolescent (ages 12-18 years old) patients. Currently, it’s available in English and Spanish.
Imagine a health assessment screener that is deployable by tablet and walks healthcare practitioners through the whole process from assessing to follow-up.
The WellScreen team includes partners from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) and staff with experience in substance abuse, prevention, public health and cloud-based health technologies. WellScreen is led by Keri-Lyn Coleman, former White House Drug Policy Advisor and National Substance Abuse Expert.
Wherever there are patients seeking help, WellScreen can be your universal screening tool.
Hospitals, urgent care facilities, primary care physician offices, pharmacies, health clinics on college campuses, justice programs, schools and child welfare systems are suitable venues for WellScreen.
Contact us to see how WellScreen works. It will take less than 20 minutes to show you.