
Hospitals and Health Systems


eIntervention supports Emergency Departments (ED) to better manage and refer patients presenting with drug and alcohol dependence, in order to:
- Reduce ED over-utilization
- Find and connect patients with treatment providers & resources in the community
- Improve the success of post-discharge referrals to SUD providers
- Gather data and insights into the number of successful referrals and related conversion rates
- Demonstrate community leadership in addressing the opioid epidemic
- Generate new revenue from SBIRT reimbursement
Payers


Commercial and Medicaid health plans leverage the A-CHESS Platform to get more members struggling with Substance Abuse Disorder (SUD) into treatment, improve the treatment experience and recovery outcomes, and to gather data about provider community best practices. With A-CHESS payers:
- Reduce SUD treatment spend by reducing high rates of relapse and re-hospitalization and investment in low-quality providers
- Reduce ED visits by members struggling with SUD
- Improve HEDIS quality measure scores related to SUD treatment referral and follow-up
- Manage other chronic conditions once a member’s substance use is under control
- Connect members with in-network SUD treatment and wrap-around services in a timely manner
- Measure and benchmark the provider network
- Demonstrate leadership and innovation to employer and government buyers of health plans
Rehab Facilities & Detox Centers


Addiction treatment providers use eIntervention to increase their patient volumes and eRecovery to keep patients in treatment and improve short and long-term outcomes. Combined, CHESS Health supports key business objectives, including the need to:
- Increase revenue
- Develop ED and Clinic partnerships to attract more referrals
- Reduce patient relapses and support long-term successful recovery
- Demonstrate and measure better treatment and recovery outcomes to payers
- Use technology to create competitive differentiation
- Make efficient use of recovery coaches and peer specialists
- Improve post-discharge transitions to lower levels of care
MAT Providers


Providers of buprenorphine, naltrexone, and other medication-assisted therapy (MAT) leverage the entire A-CHESS Platform in order to achieve key business goals:
- Establish Emergency Department and PCP partnerships
- Increase revenue through more referrals, greater treatment adherence, and fewer appointment no-shows
- Offer payer-reimbursed digital CBT therapy to patients not interested in traditional talk therapy via eTherapy
- Reduce relapses and support long-term successful recovery among patients
- Offer digital communication to extend the reach of the practice beyond the clinic
- Demonstrate and measure better treatment and recovery outcomes to payers
- Use technology to create competitive differentiator
State & Local Governments


State and local governments leverage the full A-CHESS Platform to get more citizens, struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) into treatment. With A-CHESS, recovery outcomes are improved, and patients are connected with other available services, and sponsoring organizations are able to gather data into the broader provider community and best practices, all of which aligns with government objectives including:
- Reducing the massive societal costs resulting from drug and alcohol addiction, including criminal justice, workforce implications, expanding use of family and children services, and more
- Addressing pre-mature death from overdose and medical complications of long-term substance use
- Improving access to care through use of technology
- Driving down Medicaid spending on SUD treatment by reducing high rates of relapse and re-hospitalization
- Increasing use of medication-assisted treatment (MAT) while reducing Medicaid spending on ineffective treatments and at low-quality providers
- Reducing emergency department (ED) visits related to SUD
- Improve HEDIS quality measure scores related to SUD treatment initiation and follow-up
- Measure and benchmark the provider network