Why Work With Creach Consulting Group?
I know what it takes
I know what it takes to deliver on the promise of value-based care. I understand the worlds of state government, health policy, major health systems and hospitals, and independent practices of all sizes. I know how to connect the big picture to your everyday operations and goals.
I do this every day
I bring 20+ years of experience working with several health plans and hundreds of health care practices of all shapes and sizes. Clients trust Creach Consulting Group to bring the Quadruple Aim to life in their organizations and leave them with the ability to nurture their newfound success for the long haul.
Your success is my success
I take great pride in not being a typical consultant; I am your partner every step of the way. My reputation is based on decades of professional excellence and dependability with an unmatched commitment to delivering high quality, personalized work in a timely manner.
Integrated Healthcare in Utah: Strategies for Whole-Person Care in Behavioral Health Settings
The Utah Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) DHHS is working with Comagine Health and Creach Consulting Group to offer no-cost trainings, technical assistance, and resources to help behavioral health professionals with practical strategies to enhance whole-person care.
Creach Consulting is supporting providers in Utah with the following learning objectives:
1. Learn practical strategies to enhance whole-person care in behavioral health settings.
2. Delineate the range of integrated care strategies in Utah including collaboration, co-location, and fully integrated primary care.
3. Identify best practices for how specialty behavioral health providers and primary care can partner to improve equitable access to care and reduce health disparities.
4. Network, connect, and build relationships with other clinicians and learn from other behavioral health practices.
Connecting Behavioral Health & Primary Care
Advancing Integrated Care in Central Oregon
Creach Consulting Group was selected to lead the Advancing Integrated Care in Central Oregon project funded by the Central Oregon Health Council.
This Regional Health Improvement Plan (RHIP) project seeks to address an underlying root cause impacting timely access to behavioral health care by testing innovative strategies with health plans and providers. In addition, the project focuses on improving care coordination and transitions of care between primary care and specialty behavioral health providers.
Guided by a diverse advisory committee, this project represents a significant community investment of nearly $860,000. The project timeframe is November 2021 - December 2024.
