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For Mental Health Providers
Co-treatment for patients with co-occurring disorders.
Collaborate with Grata Health to deliver integrated addiction and mental health care for patients with dual diagnosis.
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Better outcomes through coordinated care.
Patients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders need coordinated care from providers who understand both conditions. Grata Health partners with therapists, psychiatrists, and counselors to provide the addiction treatment component — for both opioid and alcohol use disorder — while you continue to manage the mental health side. Our providers are experienced in treating patients with dual diagnosis and understand how anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other conditions interact with substance use. Together, we give your patients the comprehensive support they need for lasting recovery.
How It Works
A seamless referral process.
1
Coordinate a referral
Refer your patient to Grata Health for a substance use evaluation. Share relevant clinical context so our providers can tailor the treatment plan to complement your ongoing mental health care.
2
Collaborative treatment planning
Our addiction medicine providers work alongside your treatment plan. We account for existing psychiatric medications, therapy goals, and the patient's overall mental health picture.
3
Integrated ongoing care
Regular communication between your practice and Grata Health ensures both treatment tracks stay aligned. We share updates on medication adherence, symptom changes, and recovery milestones.
What Grata Provides
Comprehensive MAT services for your referred patients.
- Treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorder in dual-diagnosis patients
- Buprenorphine (Suboxone) prescribing for opioid use disorder
- Naltrexone prescribing for alcohol use disorder
- Coordination with existing psychiatric medications
- Same-week telehealth intake appointments
- Insurance verification including Medicaid
- Ongoing medication management with mental health context
- Regular progress updates to referring mental health providers
- Trauma-informed, stigma-free addiction treatment
Common questions from mental health providers
Our providers conduct a thorough medication review during intake and coordinate with your practice to avoid contraindications. We monitor for interactions between addiction medications and psychiatric medications throughout treatment.
Yes. We provide evidence-based treatment for both conditions, including buprenorphine (Suboxone) for OUD and naltrexone for AUD. Many patients with co-occurring mental health conditions also struggle with alcohol, and we're equipped to treat both.
Grata Health is not a crisis service. Patients with active suicidal ideation should be stabilized through appropriate crisis intervention before being referred for outpatient addiction treatment. Once stabilized, we can provide ongoing care in coordination with your mental health treatment.
Our providers are trained in trauma-informed care and understand the connection between trauma, mental health conditions, and substance use. We create a safe, non-judgmental environment and coordinate closely with therapists managing trauma treatment.
We partner with psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, licensed professional counselors, and other qualified mental health professionals. Any provider managing a patient's mental health care can refer to Grata Health for addiction treatment.
Ready to partner with Grata?
Refer your mental health patients to same-day telehealth addiction treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorder. Better outcomes, seamless coordination.
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