MARLTON, NJ – InSight Telepsychiatry has named Michael Trumbo to its Chief Information Officer position.

Trumbo has extensive experience designing and implementing strategic technical solutions to support the needs and growth initiatives for progressive organizations in the healthcare sector.  He brings considerable expertise in developing technological infrastructure needed to support complex business operations, overseeing technical teams, managing vendor relationships, preparing IT budgets and forecasts, and creating and maintaining networks and systems that are secure, reliable, scalable and flexible.  Prior to joining InSight, Trumbo held IT leadership positions with organizations such as IndustrySafe, The Institutes, Geisinger Health System and Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield.  He holds a Master of Science in advanced information technology and a Bachelor of Science in business information systems from Stevenson University.

Trumbo joins the executive team at InSight and oversees the product and business systems teams.  He is responsible for aligning technological goals with organizational strategy and creating and executing an IT roadmap to help support InSight’s mission of delivering quality behavioral health care through innovative applications of technology.

Trumbo is initially tasked with helping to finalize the separation from our parent company’s IT team, establish a dedicated IT team at InSight and introduce network policies, procedures and standards specific to InSight.  He will also oversee the roll-out of several new enterprise systems and platforms as well as facilitate our upcoming headquarters relocation without interruption of services.

“I am honored to be a part of such a reputable, forward-thinking organization and look forward to collaborating with the leadership team to develop technological strategies and infrastructure to meet the current needs of the company as well as position it for continued growth and success,” says Trumbo.

About InSight Telepsychiatry

InSight is the leading national telepsychiatry service provider organization with a mission to increase access to quality behavioral health care through innovative applications of technology.  InSight has over two decades of telepsychiatry experience and serves hundreds of organizations across the country with its on-demand, scheduled services and Inpathy divisions. InSight is uniquely positioned to offer scalable telepsychiatry services in settings across the continuum of care. InSight has a diverse team of psychiatry providers, a robust internal infrastructure and a history of adapting its programs to fit the needs of a variety of different settings and populations.  InSight has led the growth of the telepsychiatry industry and remains an industry thought leader and advocate.  To learn more about telepsychiatry and how it can benefit you or your organization, visit www.InSightTelepsychiatry.com.

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Last week, Regroup had the pleasure of hosting four State Representatives at its offices in Chicago.

Representatives Robyn Gabel, Michelle Mussman, Justin Slaughter and La Shawn Ford joined  David Cohn, Regroup CEO, Justine Mitchell, Regroup Chief Clinical Officer, and Dr. Hossam Mahmoud, Regroup Medical Director and SVP of Behavioral Health, to discuss behavioral health care in Illinois and the efficacy of telepsychiatry as a viable option to increase access to needed mental health services.

Telepsychiatry Can Reach Illinois' Underserved Communities

Spanning a variety of committee and subcommittee responsibilities, each legislator provided a unique perspective and were interested in various topics related to behavioral health, including mental health services in Illinois correctional facilities, implementation of technologies for telepsychiatry, reimbursement for behavioral health services, cost-effectiveness of telepsychiatry solutions, behavioral health in schools, and the prioritization of rural and under-served communities.

To demonstrate how Regroup clinicians integrate into our partners' facilities and collaborate with onsite care teams, the Representatives interacted with Regroup telepsychiatrist Dr. Omar Elhaj via Regroup's proprietary, HIPAA-compliant platform, RegroupConnect™. Dr. Elhaj has been practicing telepsychiatry for several years and provided his perspective on the model of care delivery and how he has been able to help his patients.


To learn more about Regroup's approach to partnering with healthcare entities in any state, contact us today.

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Cabinet Peaks Medical Center of Libby, Montana, has partnered with Array, a national telepsychiatry service provider organization, to bring telepsychiatry services to their emergency department.  This innovative new program will ensure individuals in Lincoln County in need of psychiatric treatment will have access to timely, quality care.

Libby, MT – Cabinet Peaks Medical Center, a 25-bed critical access hospital, and Array Behavioral Care are pleased to announce a new partnership to increase emergency psychiatric coverage so that individuals in crisis are able to get the care they need more quickly.

Telepsychiatry is the delivery of psychiatry through real-time videoconferencing. It is proven to be an effective form of care delivery and a convenient, cost-effective way to safely expand psychiatric support at a hospital without the challenge of staffing an in-person psychiatry provider.

Cabinet Peaks Medical Center Launches Telepsychiatry Program in Lincoln County, Montana

The program is designed to lessen wait times for psychiatric evaluations, admission, and treatment decisions. The partnership gives Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff access to a team of remote psychiatrists who can do psychiatric evaluations and consultations through telehealth using video calls. Nurses and emergency department physicians can now connect patients with a remote telepsychiatry provider in as little as an hour.

All Array telepsychiatry clinicians are licensed in Montana and trained to provide care to Cabinet Peaks patients in the same way as all onsite providers. Cabinet Peaks’ partnership with Array will help transform care in the emergency department and increase efficiency so that all patients are able to receive the care they need.

Telepsychiatry Program Importance in Lincoln County, Montana

Mental health is a top concern in Montana, as many individuals in the state are living with mental health disorders.  In fact, Mental Health America ranks Montana 46 out of the 50 states and Washington D.C. for prevalence of mental health and substance use issues.[1]  And, at nearly double the national average, Montana has the highest suicide rate in the United States with more than 28 suicides per 100,000 people.

Further compounding the problem, there is a significant shortage of mental health professionals in the state, so many residents are not receiving the treatment they need.  In Lincoln County alone, the ratio of population to mental health providers is 510:1, compared to the state ratio of 360:1.[2]  This means that more than 85% of Montana’s population has inadequate access to psychiatry.[3]

“This telepsychiatry program will help us to better provide our patients with the mental health care they need and deserve,” stated Anita Ivankovig, Chief Operating Officer for Cabinet Peaks.  “Mavis Vaillancourt, local LCSW, LAC, LLC, who has been providing our mental health evaluations for some time has done a fantastic job for our community.   This program will be an addition to these services and the processes we already have in place.”

“Telepsychiatry gives communities unprecedented access to mental health care specialists. We are pleased to partner with Cabinet Peaks Medical Center to offer this service.  Telepsychiatry is a great solution, not only in Montana, but also in many other states across the nation where there is significant mental health need and a shortage of psychiatry providers” said Shawn Ball, Chief Operating Officer at Array.

 About Cabinet Peaks

Cabinet Peaks Medical Center is a 25 bed Critical Access Hospital which lies at the foot of the Cabinet Mountains and is 90 miles from the closest tertiary hospital.  The medical center is extremely progressive for its small size, dictated in part by its remote location.  CPMC offers a wide range of services including general surgery, obstetrics, a family medicine clinic, and a 24-7 physician staffed emergency room.  The rural hospital also offers an array of ancillary services including nutrition and diabetes education; sleep lab; cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation; chemotherapy and infusion; respiratory therapy; laboratory services; rehabilitative services which providers physical, speech, and occupational therapy; and a full scale imaging department including a state-of-the-art wide bore MRI and 64-slice CT scanner.  The mission of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center is “Committed to Quality, Compassionate Care”, and its vision is to meet the ever-changing needs of their community for health, healing, and comfort.  Learn more at www.cabinetpeaks.org.

About Array

Array Behavioral Care (formerly InSight + Regroup) is the leading and largest telepsychiatry service provider in the country with a mission to transform access to quality, timely behavioral health care. Array offers telepsychiatry solutions and services across the continuum of care from hospital to home with its OnDemand Care, Scheduled Care and AtHome Care divisions. For more than 20 years, Array has partnered with hundreds of hospitals and health systems, community healthcare organizations and payers of all sizes to expand access to care and improve outcomes for underserved individuals, facilities and communities. As an industry pioneer and established thought leader, Array has helped shape the field, define the standard of care and advocate for improved telepsychiatry-friendly regulations. To learn more, visit www.arraybc.com.

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[1] Ranking the States. (2015). Mental Health America. Retrieved 2 August 2019, from https://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/issues/ranking-states

[2] (2019). Countyhealthrankings.org. Retrieved 2 August 2019, from https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/app/montana/2019/rankings/lincoln/county/factors/overall/snapshot

[3] Mental Health Care Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSAs). (2019). The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. Retrieved 2 August 2019, from https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/mental-health-care-health-professional-shortage-areas-hpsas/?currentTimeframe=0&sortModel=%7B%22colId%22:%22Location%22,%22sort%22:%22asc%22%7D

Boston, MA – Geoffrey Boyce, Chief Executive Officer of InSight Telepsychiatry, will be speaking at the 11th Annual mHealth and Telehealth World Summit put on by World Congress on Thursday, August 1. He will be co-presenting alongside Krysti Vo, MD, the Medical Director of Telehealth, Psychiatry and Behavioral Health Services of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Attendees include c-suite, VPs and directors of telehealth/telemedicine, virtual care, digital health, innovation, medical informatics and connected health organizations.

Boyce and Vo will be speaking about building and maintaining a telebehavioral health program. Learning objectives include:

  • Examine strategies for reconciling reimbursement disparities between telebehavioral health and other telehealth and in-person services
  • Address privacy and regulatory roadblocks in order to coordinate care throughout the system
  • Establish a well-aligned behavioral health provider network to ensure consistent availability for services

World Congress offers innovative research and advisory services to advance the health care and pharma industries. Their educational events allow leaders from health care, legal and life sciences sectors to exchange ideas, discuss market trends and explore solutions to business challenges. “Presenting at this event allows us to discuss telepsychiatry as a key advancement and innovation in the health care space that can address solutions to challenges,” says Boyce.

The presentation will take place at 9:30 AM at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Boston, Massachusetts.

About InSight Telepsychiatry

InSight is the leading national telepsychiatry service provider organization with a mission to increase access to quality behavioral health care through innovative applications of technology.  InSight has over two decades of telepsychiatry experience and serves hundreds of organizations across the country with its on-demand, scheduled services and Inpathy divisions. InSight is uniquely positioned to offer scalable telepsychiatry services in settings across the continuum of care. InSight has a diverse team of psychiatry providers, a robust internal infrastructure and a history of adapting its programs to fit the needs of a variety of different settings and populations.  InSight has led the growth of the telepsychiatry industry and remains an industry thought leader and advocate.

Orwigsburg, PA – Access Services has expanded its telepsychiatry program to include Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania. Access Services currently utilizes telepsychiatry in a wide variety of settings including outpatient and mobile crisis. When they started offering services in Fort Washington, they realized that rural Orwigsburg did not have access to psychiatric prescribers. This telepsychiatry program expansion is launched with longtime partner Array Behavioral Care, a national telepsychiatry service provider organization.

Telepsychiatry is a delivery of psychiatry through real time videoconferencing. It is proven to be an effective form of care delivery and a convenient, cost-effective way to safely expand psychiatric support without the challenge of staffing an in-person psychiatry provider.

Mental Health in Pennsylvania

Mental health is a top concern in Pennsylvania. There is a statewide average of 179 providers per 100,000 in population, which is below the national average of 214 to 100,000.[1] This comes out to one mental health provider per 600 individuals.[2] Of the approximately 12.9 million people living in Pennsylvania, 4% of adults live with a serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and major depression with many more living with any mental illness such as depression or anxiety.[3] Only 35% of the state need for mental health services is met.[4]

In Schuylkill County, where Orwigsburg is located, there is one provider per 1610 individuals.[5] With telepsychiatry, Access Services is bringing ten hours of psychiatric services per week from a provider certified in both adult and child and adolescent psychiatry to the community. Access Services continues to transform the communities in which they operate by expanding telepsychiatry services and using innovative programs. In addition to offering services in outpatient settings, they utilize telepsychiatry in their mobile crisis program. This allows them to bring psychiatric services to individuals experiencing a crisis without them having to leave their home or other location.

“Telepsychiatry gives communities unprecedented access to behavioral health care specialists. We are pleased that Access Services has chosen to expand their telepsychiatry program to reach even more people throughout Eastern Pennsylvania.  Telepsychiatry is a great solution, not only in Pennsylvania, but also in many other states across the nation where there is significant mental health need and a shortage of psychiatry providers” said Shawn Ball, Chief Operating Officer at Array.

About Access Services

Access Services has been empowering individuals and their families in Eastern Pennsylvania through community-based, innovative special needs and disability services since 1976. It is their mission to provide those in need with companionship, resources and opportunities to grow as part of a community in their Eastern Pennsylvania locations in Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh, Northampton, Schuylkill, Berks, Monroe and Carbon Counties. Access Services has demonstrated consistent growth throughout our forty-year history and are committed to providing innovative services to children and adults living with developmental, behavioral and mental health challenges.

About Array

Array Behavioral Care (formerly InSight + Regroup) is the leading and largest telepsychiatry service provider in the country with a mission to transform access to quality, timely behavioral health care. Array offers telepsychiatry solutions and services across the continuum of care from hospital to home with its OnDemand Care, Scheduled Care and AtHome Care divisions. For more than 20 years, Array has partnered with hundreds of hospitals and health systems, community healthcare organizations and payers of all sizes to expand access to care and improve outcomes for underserved individuals, facilities and communities. As an industry pioneer and established thought leader, Array has helped shape the field, define the standard of care and advocate for improved telepsychiatry-friendly regulations. To learn more, visit www.arraybc.com.

[1] Pennsylvania Population Health Dashboard. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.haponline.org/Initiatives/Population-Health/Pennsylvania-Population-Health-Dashboard
[2] Pennsylvania Rankings. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/app/pennsylvania/2017/rankings/schuylkill/county/outcomes/overall/snapshot
[3] Mental Health Resources in Pennsylvania. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.rtor.org/directory/mental-health-pennsylvania/
[4] Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/mental-health-care-health-professional-shortage-areas-hpsas/?currentTimeframe=0&sortModel=%7B%22colId%22:%22Location%22,%22sort%22:%22asc%22%7D
[5] Pennsylvania Rankings. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/app/pennsylvania/2017/rankings/schuylkill/county/outcomes/overall/snapshot

Growjo Fastest Growing Healthcare Comapnies Regroup Telehealth Telepsychiatry

Regroup has achieved the rank of #5 in Growjo's US Healthcare Segment- and #1 in the Midwest - based on growth indicators and a predictive analysis algorithm unique to the Growjo 10000.

Regroup named fastest growing healthcare company in the midwest

“Regroup is excited to be recognized by Growjo as one of the fastest-growing companies in healthcare. Regroup is doing important work around the country addressing the behavioral health access challenges facing patients and the entities that serve them. Regroup’s telepsychiatry solution blends people, process and technology to deliver the kind of integrated and collaborative care that patients need. Growjo’s recognition of growth underscores Regroup’s ability to overcome traditional barriers to care. This enables our partners to treat more patients and improve outcomes," said David Cohn, Regroup's Founder & CEO.

Regroup's rank of #5 is an indicator of high growth indicators that include employee size, brand awareness, funding, acquisitions, hiring plans, new locations and additional trigger events that formulate and predict the company is growing at an increased rate and/or is poised to grow significantly over the next 3-6 months.

“Rankings on Growjo 10000 reports are based on a data point algorytm formulated to identify companies that are on a steadily increasing growth path,” said Tom Blue, CEO, Growjo. “We are excited to share the achievements of the company rankings on our site because they represent the highest growing companies and those companies that are predictively poised for growth in the foreseeable future.”

Learn more about Growjo, how companies are ranked and download the list for free at Growjo.com

About Growjo

Growjo, the leader in identifying the list of the top growing companies in the world, utilizes more than 20 unique growth indicators to assimilate the Growjo 10000 every month. Growjo recognizes the top growing companies for their accomplishments through the algorithm-based list ranking and offers the list to anyone interested in an easily formatted and free downloadable format. If you are interested in learning more about Growjo and how you can subscribe to updates and download the free list, visit Growjo.com

Charleston, WV – Saint Francis Hospital, part of Thomas Health, recently launched a new outpatient telepsychiatry program to increase access to psychiatric appointments for people in the Charleston community seeking mental health and substance use treatment.  The telepsychiatry program is launched in partnership with InSight, a national telepsychiatry service provider organization.

Telepsychiatry is the delivery of psychiatry through real time videoconferencing. It is proven to be an effective form of care delivery and a convenient, cost-effective way to safely expand psychiatric support without the challenge of staffing an in-person psychiatry provider.

Telepsychiatry Program at Saint Francis Hospital insides

Mental health and substance use are top concerns in West Virginia, as these disorders affect many individuals throughout the state.  Further compounding the problem, there is a significant shortage of mental health professionals in the state, so many residents are not receiving the treatment they need.  To fully appreciate the need for mental health and substance use treatment in West Virginia, consider the following statistics:

  • The suicide rate in West Virginia is 27% higher than the national rate[1]
  • Approximately 8.26% of the population has had a major depressive episode, this is the highest in the United States[2]
  • 53% of residents with any mental illness do not receive treatment or counseling[3]
  • Statewide, there are 157 psychiatrists which comes out to 11,818 people per provider[4]
  • There are 117 mental health professional shortage areas across the state with only 19% of the state need for mental health services being met. In order to adequately meet the need, the state needs 129 more mental health providers[5]
  • West Virginia has the highest rate of age-adjusted overdose deaths involving opioids at 49.6 deaths per 100,000 people. The national rate is 14.6 deaths per 100,000 people[6]
  • Between 2010-2014, 86% of individuals aged 12 or older with substance use disorder did not receive treatment[7]

“We recognized the need and are excited to be able to offer this innovative new service to our patients. We are dedicated to increasing access to psychiatric care to anyone in our community who would benefit from it.  Given the shortage of psychiatry providers in our area and across the state, we believe telepsychiatry is a way to ensure our patients with mental health and substance use disorders get the quality care that they need,” said Lora Dunn, Administrative Director of Behavioral Health at Thomas Health System.

“Telepsychiatry gives communities unprecedented access to behavioral health care specialists. We are pleased to partner with Thomas Health to offer this service.  Telepsychiatry is a great solution, not only in West Virginia, but also in many other states across the nation where there is significant mental health need and a shortage of psychiatry providers” said Shawn Ball, Chief Operating Officer at InSight.

About Thomas Health System

Thomas Health is a partnership built on the strengths between Thomas Memorial Hospital and Saint Francis Hospital, bringing over 100 years of compassionate quality health care to the Kanawha Valley. Thomas Health is to be the trusted, personal choice for wellness and quality care, focused on optimal individual health. Thomas Health offers a range of patient focused service lines creating value for patients, physicians and payers through committed healthcare professionals delivering a compassionate exceptional patient experience, superior clinical outcomes and fiscal stewardship to enhance the health and wellness of the communities we serve.

About InSight Telepsychiatry

InSight is the leading national telepsychiatry service provider organization with a mission to increase access to quality behavioral health care through innovative applications of technology. InSight’s psychiatry providers bring care into multiple settings on an on-demand or scheduled basis. InSight has two decades of telepsychiatry experience and is an industry thought-leader. More information can be found at www.InSightTelepsychiatry.com.

[1] https://www.arc.gov/images/appregion/fact_sheets/HealthDisparities2017/WVHealthDisparitiesKeyFindings8-17.pdf
[2] https://datausa.io/profile/geo/south-charleston-wv/
[3] https://www.arc.gov/images/appregion/fact_sheets/HealthDisparities2017/WVHealthDisparitiesKeyFindings8-17.pdf
[4] https://www.aamc.org/download/152190/data/west_virginia.pdf
[5] https://www.kff.org/other/state-indicator/mental-health-care-health-professional-shortage-areas-hpsas/?currentTimeframe=0&sortModel=%7B%22colId%22:%22Location%22,%22sort%22:%22asc%22%7D
[6] https://www.drugabuse.gov/opioid-summaries-by-state/west-virginia-opioid-summary
[7] https://www.samhsa.gov/data/sites/default/files/2015_West-Virginia_BHBarometer.pdf

MARLTON, NJ – Paul Olson, Chief Financial Officer of InSight Telepsychiatry, was recently named 2019 CFO of the Year by the Philadelphia Business Journal.

This award is given to financial executives in the Greater Philadelphia area in recognition of their financial stewardship and contributions to their respective organizations and communities.  Award recipients are selected based on their demonstrated commitment to fiscal integrity and accountability, contribution to their organization’s growth and profitability and strategic involvement in strengthening their organization’s competitive foothold in the market.

Olson has served as CFO at InSight Telepsychiatry since 2017.  During his tenure with InSight, Mr. Olson has led the separation of InSight from its former parent company, guided the organization’s growth strategies and led the organization’s successful recapitalization with Harbour Point Capital.

Mr. Olson is passionate about supporting the behavioral health community.  In addition to his work at InSight, he serves on the Board of Directors of Search for Change, a non-profit organization that provides services to individuals transitioning from behavioral health facilities to independent living.

“I am humbled to be recognized along with such an esteemed group of peers in the Greater Philadelphia business community and look forward to scaling InSight for growth and carrying out our mission alongside the most dedicated group of colleagues in behavioral healthcare,” said Olson.

Geoffrey Boyce, CEO of InSight Telepsychiatry, extended his congratulations and appreciation for the work Mr. Olson has done to position the organization for success now and in the future.  Boyce shared, “Paul is a trusted colleague, advisor, and strategic partner and is not only responsible for the financial integrity of our organization, but also for playing an instrumental role in shaping our strategy and advancing our mission to transform access to quality behavioral health care through technology.  This honor is well deserved.  Thank you to the Philadelphia Business Journal for recognizing his contributions as well as those of his peers at other area organizations.”

The Philadelphia Business Journal will present Olson with his award during their 2019 CFO of the Year Awards ceremony on July, 18, 2019, in Center City.

Marlton, NJ – InSight Telepsychiatry is joining the nationwide effort to increase awareness about the importance of mental health. This year, in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, we are embracing the idea of “Mental Health Starts with Us.” In that spirit, InSight is providing resources, strategies and information to highlight the importance of mental wellness for everyone, including mental health professionals, healthcare organizations and individuals looking to learn more.

The Importance of Mental Health Care

One in six individuals live with a mental illness. It is estimated that approximately 44.7 million American adults are affected by a mental, behavioral or emotional disorder (NIMH). Despite how common mental health concerns are, less than half of those with mental health concerns seek treatment, either because they choose not to or are unable to.

Why Does Mental Health Matter?

Mental health includes emotional, psychological and social well-being and impacts how we think, feel and act. It is also a key component to managing overall wellness since mental health and physical health are very closely linked. Unfortunately, many people do not or are unable to seek mental health care due to stigma, lack of mental health providers and other barriers such as location.

Why Does Mental Wellness Matter for Mental Health Care Professionals?

Not prioritizing mental health can lead to hospitalization, lost productivity at work and absenteeism (NIMH). Mental health care professionals are just as likely to have mental health disorders as other individuals. It may be even more important for them to take care of their mental wellness, as they are expected to provide the care that those living with mental health conditions need.

Lack of mental wellness practices can also lead to burnout among physicians, nurses and other mental health care professionals, which is associated with increased depression, anxiety, sleep problems and impaired memory (NIH).

Importance of Addressing Mental Health in Communities

It is important for healthcare organizations to provide mental health resources for individuals in their communities. With telepsychiatry, organizations can further increase access to mental health care for their community with the use of innovative applications of technology.  Telepsychiatry is a proven medium for increasing psychiatric capacity at single facilities and across entire systems. Through telemedicine, organizations can access psychiatric coverage without the recruiting, logistical and financial burdens that the onsite provision of those services would require.

We invite you to join us in our quest to raise awareness of the importance of mental wellness and to expand and transform access to quality behavioral health care, particularly among underserved populations and communities.  Mental health awareness is much bigger than a month long campaign. Join our conversation this month and all year long, using the hashtag #StartsWithUs on social media whenever discussing mental health.

Mental Health Resources

Click here for tips, tools, and support you need to help take care of your mental health this month, and every month.

Telepsychiatry 101

Click here to download our Telepsychiatry 101 white paper, which covers everything organizations interested in implementing telebehavioral health need to know to make the most of this exciting development in health care service delivery.

About InSight + Regroup 

InSight + Regroup (now Array Behavioral Care) is the leading and largest telepsychiatry service provider in the US with a mission to transform access to quality behavioral health care.  InSight + Regroup serves hundreds of organizations and individuals in various settings across the continuum of care with its on-demand, scheduled services and direct-to-consumer (Inpathy) divisions.  Given its size, diversity of services and extensive experience and expertise, InSight + Regroup is uniquely positioned to enable scalable telepsychiatry programs across the care continuum.  As an industry thought leader, InSight + Regroup has helped shape the field, define the standard of care and advocate for improved telepsychiatry-friendly regulations. To learn more, visit www.arraybc.com

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Marlene McDermott, LMFT, Operations Manager of Inpathy, will be speaking at the pre-conference plenary on telehealth at the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW-NJ) Annual Conference on Sunday, April 28 from 10am-12pm.

Inpathy to Present at the New Jersey Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers Annual Conference

McDermott will be discussing key considerations for practicing telebehavioral health in New Jersey, including a review of the New Jersey telehealth law that went into effect in 2017.

“I’m thrilled to speak at the NASW New Jersey chapter,” says McDermott. “It’ll be a great discussion and opportunity to connect with several folks.”

Also presenting during this plenary session are Samantha Wolfe-Taylor, MSW and David Wilkerson, PhD, LCSW from the Indiana University School of Social Work. They will be presenting via video from Indiana and will cover what social workers need to know about telehealth. McDermott will serve as the moderator during their session before she speaks on New Jersey specifics.

The presentation will take place at the Borgata Hotel.

About Marlene McDermott, LMFT

Marlene McDermott, LMFT helps Inpathy with practice and operations administration. She pulls together information from various sources and implements procedures to streamline referral workflows, best practices, data reporting and clinical documentation. With a Master’s Degree in Educational Psychology, McDermott’s almost two decades of experience in behavioral health care are both clinical and administrative: from being a partner in a thriving small private psychotherapy practice to managing a large outpatient department. McDermott takes pride in her ability to help problem solve through listening and collaborating.

About InSight + Regroup 

InSight + Regroup (now Array Behavioral Care) is the leading and largest telepsychiatry service provider in the US with a mission to transform access to quality behavioral health care.  InSight + Regroup serves hundreds of organizations and individuals in various settings across the continuum of care with its on-demand, scheduled services and direct-to-consumer (Inpathy) divisions.  Given its size, diversity of services and extensive experience and expertise, InSight + Regroup is uniquely positioned to enable scalable telepsychiatry programs across the care continuum.  As an industry thought leader, InSight + Regroup has helped shape the field, define the standard of care and advocate for improved telepsychiatry-friendly regulations. To learn more, visit www.arraybc.com

If you are in crisis, call 988 to talk with the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, text HOME to 741741 to connect to a free crisis counselor, or go to your nearest emergency room.