Watch these videos which show how PMHCA programs are carried out across the country. The first three videos provide an overview of how PMHCA and HHS are improving access to tele-behavioral health services.
Tele-Behavioral Health Access Videos
Empowering Pediatricians with a Mental Health Support Program for Kids | AAP
Pediatricians are not alone in recognizing the urgent need to change the way we address youth mental health. PMHCA provides teleconsultation, training and support services to you within the medical home during every step of care you provide through state and regional programs.
Telehealth: Transforming Access to Pediatric Mental Health Care
Learn how providers can use telehealth to improve access to mental health care for their patients.
Telehealth: Connecting Kids to Mental Health Care
Learn how telehealth is used to deliver mental health care for children.
PMHCA Awardee Videos
Alabama PATHS program
Children's of Alabama Hospital. PATHS (Pediatric Access to Telemental Health Services) is a program dedicated to increasing capacity for primary care providers in Alabama’s rural communities to diagnose, treat and manage mild to moderate behavioral health conditions in children and adolescents.
Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program
The Delaware Child Psychiatry Access Program is a no-cost program that helps primary care providers and their practices engage with children and treat behavioral health concerns as well as access no-cost child psychiatry consultation and training.
Kansas KidsMAP
The Kansas Kids Mental Health Access Program (KSKidsMAP) supports Kansas primary care physicians and clinicians with consultation, training, technical assistance, and care coordination through a telehealth network of behavioral health providers and care coordinators.
Maryland BHIPP
Maryland Behavioral Health Integration in Pediatric Primary Care (BHIPP) supports the efforts of primary care and emergency medicine professionals to assess and manage the mental health needs of their patients from infancy through the transition to young-adulthood.
Michigan MC3 pediatrics services
MC3 offers psychiatry support to primary care providers in Michigan who are managing patients with behavioral health problems, from childhood through age 26 including same-day phone consultations.
Missouri Child Psychiatry Access Project (MO-CPAP)
MO-CPAP builds capacity within primary care settings to treat and manage behavioral health needs for children and adolescents through access to child psychiatry consultations, ongoing educational opportunities, and linkage to connect patients with community-based behavioral health referral services.
CHAMP Provider Video
University of Mississippi Medical Center. The Child Access to Mental Health and Psychiatry service, known as CHAMP, is a consultation and educational service for pediatric primary care providers in Mississippi.
NJAAP Pediatric Psychiatry Collaborative Introduction
The NJPPC is a state funded grant program where Hackensack Meridian Health, Cooper University Health Care, and the Atlantic Health System partner to provide support, evaluations, and referrals for children with behavioral and emotional health issues.
UCSF CAPP - Connecting for Care
The Behavioral Health Consultation Portal provides real-time, peer-to-peer child psychiatry consultative guidance to primary care providers for youth with mental and behavioral health concerns.
Providers Share Their Experiences Using VMAP - 2022 Testimonials
Hear how providers benefit from the Virginia Mental Health Access Program’s services! Services include consultation, training, and care coordination support to address pediatric behavioral health conditions.
Wisconsin Child Psychiatry Consultation Program (WICPCP)
The Wisconsin Child Psychiatry Consultation Program (WI CPCP) is a state- and federally funded program for primary care providers (PCPs) designed to improve mental health care for children and adolescents.
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