The latest episode of Bridging the Gap features Jeff Hogan, founder of Upside Health Advisors and a veteran healthcare industry expert with 40 years of experience. In this conversation with NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro, Jeff discusses the transformative impact of the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) on employer-sponsored healthcare plans and its implications for behavioral health access.

The latest episode of Bridging the Gap features Ryan Kruis, Director of Research and Grants at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC). In this conversation with NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro, Ryan discusses how MUSC leverages telehealth to extend specialty care access across South Carolina, particularly focusing on rural communities that face significant healthcare challenges. The discussion, held during the second annual NeuroFlow Summit, explores innovative approaches to healthcare delivery, grant funding strategies, and the evolution of behavioral health integration. Tune in or watch the episode below!

In our latest episode, Tracy Parkhurst, Senior Director of Product at NeuroFlow, discusses the maternal mental health crisis and how NeuroFlow tackles this critical issue. Tracy explains how NeuroFlow identifies behavioral health needs among new and expectant mothers and connect them to the right level of assistance and care.

This episode features Eric Meier, President of Behavioral Health Markets at NeuroFlow, and former CEO of Owl. NeuroFlow acquired Owl in June 2024. In this interview, Eric shares Owl’s history, describing how the measurement-based care technology company supports behavioral health providers by surfacing their impact on patient outcomes. The approach also helps lower costs for payors by improving upstream care. Finally, Chris and Eric discuss how the merger will strengthen NeuroFlow’s solutions, helping the company support people’s behavioral health wherever they are in the healthcare ecosystem.

Show Notes

• Measurement-Based Care Impact Study With Colorado Access
• NeuroFlow Acquires Owl, Creating the Largest End-to-End Platform for Behavioral Health Measurement & Engagement

In our second "Briefings" episode–a shorter, news-focused version of Bridging the Gap–NeuroFlow VP of Clinical Operations Matt Miclette breaks down two policy changes that could reshape how providers collaborate to deliver integrated care and how they are reimbursed for these services. Tune into learn how these changes are reshaping healthcare.

We’re excited to introduce “Briefings,” a special series of our Bridging the Gap podcast. These short, news-focused episodes hit on timely trends that are impacting healthcare. In our inaugural episode, NeuroFlow Chief Product Officer Julia Kastner explored new research on NeuroFlow’s natural language processing (NLP) technology and how it’s surfacing suicidal ideation when traditional screening falls short.

This episode highlights NLP's potential to revolutionize the way suicidal ideation is detected and addressed.

This episode features Dr. Caitlin Thompson, Vice President at consulting firm Red Duke Strategies, and former National Director of Suicide Prevention at the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs. She joined host, NeuroFlow CEO, and Army Veteran Chris Molaro to discuss how suicide prevention initiatives have evolved at the VA and shared promising strategies to intervene upstream in order to prevent self-harm.

If you are a Veteran in crisis, there are several resources available to you including the Veterans Crisis Line and free emergency crisis care at VA and non-VA clinics. You don't have to be enrolled in VA benefits or health care to access these services. You are not alone.

Bridging the Gap is an interview series featuring leading minds in healthcare innovation, and in the latest episode Dr. Brandon Kitay, Director of Behavioral Health Integration at Emory Healthcare, spoke with NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro. He shared how he helped Emory build its integrated care program from the ground up, and why he spent six months learning about the biggest problems facing the health system before developing the program. This discovery period allowed Dr. Kitay to develop a more targeted and effective integrated behavioral health care program for Emory patients.