Do you want to join a community of treatment professionals who are fervently committed to providing every patient with the best possible chance of recovering from addiction and/or mental illness? Members of the Vista Research Network use state-of-the-art software to monitor patients during treatment and follow up with them afterwards to learn how effective their treatment was in helping them recover.
Not only are clinicians able to easily personalize the treatment they provide, but Vista’s trailblazing data analytics platform and comprehensive research reports help owners and managers continually monitor and improve their center’s effectiveness.
Additionally, because professionals with excellent results deserve to be paid more, Vista offers Payer Summary Reports summarizing the treatment outcomes of their members that you can use to negotiate more effectively with your payers.
And the results speak for themselves! Vista’s research has confirmed that among patients treated in a center in the Vista Research Network as of
November 20, 2024:
9,266 patients were in recovery*
one year after discharging from treatment!
* Note: Recovery is defined differently at different treatment centers. When contacted one year after they’d left treatment, the following number of patients confirmed they were achieving their goals during the last 30 days:
- 8,363 patients in treatment for substance use disorder (SUD) had abstained from all nonprescribed drugs and alcohol
- 337 SUD patients who attended harm reduction-oriented centers had met their self-defined drug and alcohol usage goals
- 566 non-SUD patients who attended behavioral treatment felt excellent or good overall
Peter Drucker was right – "What gets measured gets managed." And once centers are able to prove how effective their treatment is, they can use their research to:
- Attract more (and better paying) patients
- Get more days approved
- Negotiate with payers for higher reimbursement rates
- Continually improve the effectiveness of their treatment
Learn How Turning Point Uses Vista's Research