When presented with life’s challenges, we need a combination of resilience role models, tools, strategies and protected time so that we don’t just bounce back…we bounce HIGHER! When we are particularly challenged, we need a combination of resilience role models, tools strategies and protected time so that we don’t just bounce back…we bounce HIGHER!
The LiveWELL team is committed to help teammates focus on physical, financial and personal health. Being compassionate to ourselves and others can provide a necessary boost we need to handle our roles at home, work and in life.
Use the following resources or your own personal favorites, to make time to practice emotional/personal well-being. These activities can have a positive impact on your physical and mental health, relationships and job performance.
The EAP program is designed to help you and your family emotionally cope with all types of issues – marital conflicts, financial problems, job stress, legal issues and more.
EAP is a short-term, solutions-focused counseling program. Teammates, regardless of benefit eligibility, and their family members can use up to six sessions with a licensed counselor, at no charge. If more than six sessions are needed, counselors will provide external referrals that can be used for a fee.
Provided on a confidential basis, EAP counselors offer help when you need it most. For more information check the EAP website or call 704-355-5021.
Have you ever felt emotionally exhausted? Burnout in healthcare is a growing problem that contributes to patient harm & caregiver stress. This exciting new workshop will explore integrative health strategies to improve resilience, increase happiness and wellness, & manage fatigue.
2019 Classes coming soon. Check back in January.
Disclaimer: Atrium Health strives to keep its content fair and unbiased. The presenter(s), planning committee, and reviewers have no conflicts of interest or financial gains towards this educational activity. There is no commercial support being used for this course. Atrium Health –Nursing Professional Development is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the North Carolina Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
Pet visitation has been clinically proven to help lower blood pressure and reduce pain, anxiety, depression and fatigue in people with a range of health problems. This deliberate interaction with a pet has been scientifically proven to provide a calming – even healing – experience.
Pet Therapy is facility-specific and not available at all facilities. Contact your volunteer coordinator for more information.
Atrium Health believes in integrating peaceful spaces throughout our System to promote healing and alleviate suffering. These spaces are meant to be nurturing and therapeutic, to reduce stress for our patients and teammates. Take time
New! Yoga on the Lawn each Friday
Carolina Behavioral Health Alliance, LLC coordinates Atrium Health teammate coverage for mental health and substance abuse services.
Atrium Health Teammate Coverage for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
In order to receive benefits for non-emergency care, you must receive advance certification by calling CBHA at 1-800-475-7900 and you must use a CBHA provider. Search for CBHA network providers.
About CHA
As a provider-owned managed behavioral health organization, CBHA values our provider network as one of our most valuable assets. CBHA is proud of the collaborative relationships we have with our network and CBHA is always open to feedback from our Providers as we strive to improve our policies, programs and processes. CBHA reviews and updates the Provider Manual annually and makes available the updated version on its website every January. CBHA also communicates with our Provider Network via of Provider Newsletter.
Part of our commitment to quality is maintaining a comprehensive network of providers and facilities for our enrollees. Based on the 2008 Provider Satisfaction Survey results, 96% of contracted providers were satisfied with participation on the CBHA provider panel. CBHA maintains a network of over 1400 individual providers and more than 40 facility-based providers throughout North Carolina. With such a complete panel of contracted providers, CBHA expects enrollees to receive outpatient treatment within a travel standard of 30 miles of 30 minutes. The accessibility travel standard for facility-based care is 45 miles or 45 minutes.
The Professional Relations department is responsible for network development, credentialing/re-credentialing, provider orientation, and monitoring provider compliance with CBHA’s policies and procedures. The Professional Relations department is also responsible for conducting site reviews and record audits in some practices to insure compliance with CBHA’s record keeping standards.
Network adequacy is measured against covered lives in each geographic area to determine that sufficient numbers of providers are available to meet the demand for services. Prior to joining the CBHA network, providers must be contracted and credentialed. Credentialing is handled by the CBHA Professional Relations department which performs primary source verification including education, licensure, board certification, malpractice liability coverage, DEA registration (if applicable), and National Practitioner Data Bank reports. After all primary source verification is complete, CBHA’s Behavioral Health Quality Improvement Committee (BQIC), whose membership is comprised of a cross-section of the provider network, is responsible for the final approval for credentialing. Any Provider questions or concerns should be directed to the CBHA Professional Relations Department by calling 1-800-475-7900 or emailing info@cbhallc.com.
Mental Health Benefits Information from the Health Plan Summary Plan Document
See Appendix A. Page 72-73
