Behavioral Health Matters

Improving lives is the key to wellbeing. And this humanity, combined with safety and inclusivity, defines our work in behavioral health.

FOR THE FUTURE
The future of healthcare, and even more so of behavioral health, lies in our approach to whole-person wellbeing and the people who assist in their care. This approach leverages community health, equitable access to services, adaptability, and data and analytics.

FOR THE NEURODIVERSE
Between 30% and 40% of the population are thought to be neurodiverse.1 Many of this population are undiagnosed. Conditions include Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and Dyslexia. Sensory stimulation, wayfinding, and distractions are all common challenges ameliorated through design.

FOR THE AGES
Mental illness affects everyone—all genders, young and old. We know that biological changes during aging and hormonal influences can present challenges in diverse ways. But historically, the impact of sex, gender, and age on behavioral health has been understudied.