The Problem
Access to mental health care professionals, including psychiatrists and psychologists, is a significant challenge for all consumers. Insurance professionals, burdened with heavy caseloads, face even greater difficulty
in finding workers’ compensation accommodating health care professionals. Here are some critical statistics and challenges that underscore the pressing need for a solution like PsychPartners:
High Demand for Mental Health Support
Across industries, more than 80 percent of first responders experience traumatic events on the job. Among these heroes, approximately 1 in 3 develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
Elevated Risk of Mental Health Issues
Shockingly, nearly 37 percent of EMS personnel and firefighters in the United States have contemplated suicide at some point in their lives. This rate is nearly 10 times higher than that of the average American population.
The Struggle to Find Specialized Care
Insurance professionals responsible for managing workers’ compensation claims often struggle to identify and connect with mental health care professionals who specialize in trauma and PTSD treatment. The sheer volume of cases makes it a high-effort, time-consuming task.
“We possess a comprehensive understanding of local, state, and federal workers’ compensation laws and regulations.”
“We possess a comprehensive understanding of local, state, and federal workers’ compensation laws and regulations.”
This includes staying up-to-date with any changes or updates in legislation that may impact the claims process.
