Today we hosted Alex Katz to learn why and how he’s growing @twochairsMH, a mental healthcare service.pic.twitter.com/lNfmrajagJ – at South Park Commons
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Building internal tools vs. consumer tools is more important because customers care more about the personal relationship. – at South Park Commons
They’ve built their system so the incentives for therapists are not focused on sales, but focused on patient experience. – at South Park Commons
The state of mental health today hasn’t changed much in the past century. – at South Park Commons
The parody act forced healthcare companies to match physical health with mental health. Unfortunately, not all states are complying. – at South Park Commons
How do we lower the cost of care is not the framing Alex is looking at. But how do we dramatically improving the quality and access to care? – at South Park Commons
Regulatory and consumer pressures need to happen for big changes to happen and lower the cost. – at South Park Commons
Two Chairs charges $180/hour. – at South Park Commons
Using the data for clinicians, systematic decision making, and potentially in client hands. – at South Park Commons
80% of therapists don’t accept any form or insurance because of overwhelming paperwork & poor reimbursements. – at South Park Commons
Virtual and in-person therapy seem to have a space for each other in the future. – at South Park Commons
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