We bring together trusted experts in fresh settings and formats to create memorable education experiences, whether you are a provider looking to improve care and earn continuing education credits, or someone trying to understand your and your family’s health and well-being better.
Bridges to Mental Health immerses Nebraska healthcare providers in the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of psychiatric disorders and common mental health challenges.
Gain insights and practical tools for the unique dynamics and challenges of stepfamilies.
Championing family dinner as an opportunity for family members to connect with each other through food, fun, and conversation about things that matter.
We partner with hospitals and health systems to strengthen clinical care delivery through expert guidance and hands-on leadership, bringing deep academic medicine experience directly into the organizations we serve. We work with organizations facing workforce shortages, program development challenges, or the need for specialized clinical expertise, offering three complementary service lines
Direct clinical support delivered through telemedicine or a hybrid of on-site and virtual care.
Strategic advisory services to help organizations design, evaluate, and strengthen clinical programs.
Expert level clinical leadership to supervise, teach, and revise policies and procedures, for short or long-term appointments.
From discovery to practical solutions to meaningful change.
Generate knowledge that matters. We advance rigorous research focused on meaningful healthcare challenges and better outcomes.
Turn knowledge into solutions. We translate evidence and insight into new tools, technologies, products, programs, and models of care.
Make better healthcare possible. We consult with organizations to bring promising solutions into real-world settings, evaluate their impact, and help successful approaches spread.
Your gift will help us prevent and relieve suffering through education, care, and innovation. Together we can achieve future of healthier communities shaped by effective leadership, accessible and advanced education, and revolutionary care. You can choose to support our work overall, or to direct your donation to a specific initiative.
Implemental Health is a registered 501(c)(3) organization. Your contribution is tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
Implemental Health is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing and relieving suffering through education, care, and innovation. Founded by psychiatrists and scholars from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School, the organization brings together clinical expertise, professional education, healthcare consulting, and research to improve health and well-being. Implemental Health works with healthcare professionals, hospitals, health systems, government agencies, organizations, patients, and families to strengthen care and develop practical solutions to healthcare challenges.
Implemental Health combines academic medical expertise with practical, clinician-led solutions. Its approach integrates three complementary areas: Education, Care, and Innovation. Through evidence-based training, behavioral health consulting, clinical services, interim leadership, and research partnerships, Implemental Health helps organizations improve care delivery while supporting healthcare professionals and the communities they serve.
Yes. Implemental Health provides professional education and training in mental health and related healthcare topics. Programs serve physicians, nurses, psychologists, social workers, mental health counselors, educators, and other professionals. Educational opportunities include live conferences, on-demand courses, clinical training, and customized workforce development programs. Offerings are designed to strengthen professional knowledge, improve clinical skills, and, where applicable, provide continuing education credits.
Bridges to Mental Health is an educational and psychiatric consultation program supporting healthcare professionals in Nebraska and surrounding communities. It helps primary care providers, specialists, nurses, and other healthcare professionals improve their ability to recognize, diagnose, and treat psychiatric disorders and common mental health challenges. The program combines in-person education with access to psychiatric consultation and resource navigation, helping expand mental healthcare capacity, particularly in underserved communities.
Implemental Health provides behavioral health consulting services for hospitals, health systems, clinics, and government agencies. Services include strategic planning, behavioral health program development, operational assessments, workforce planning, clinical quality improvement, collaborative care consultation, and expert second opinions. Its clinician-led approach helps organizations design, evaluate, and strengthen behavioral healthcare services while addressing operational and clinical challenges.
Yes. Implemental Health supports healthcare organizations through telepsychiatry, in-person clinical care, and hybrid service models. Licensed and credentialed psychiatrists and behavioral health clinicians can provide clinical coverage within partner organizations, including inpatient, outpatient, emergency, and consultation-liaison settings. These services can help rural, underserved, and multi-site healthcare systems expand access to specialized mental healthcare.
Yes. Implemental Health offers interim clinical leadership services for organizations experiencing leadership transitions, vacancies, or operational challenges. Experienced clinicians can serve in roles such as medical director, department chair, chief medical officer, or behavioral health service line leader. Services may include clinical oversight, staff supervision, quality and safety monitoring, operational stabilization, and support during recruitment and leadership transitions.
Implemental Health connects researchers, clinicians, organizations, and communities to develop and evaluate practical healthcare solutions. Its innovation work focuses on three stages: Discover, Create, and Transform. Activities include generating evidence through research, developing new tools and models of care, evaluating healthcare interventions, and helping organizations implement and measure promising solutions in real-world settings.
Yes. Implemental Health partners with National Guard organizations, military health systems, and defense organizations to strengthen behavioral healthcare and family readiness. Its services include clinician education, psychiatric consultation, military-specific behavioral health training, maternal mental health education, family readiness programming, and outcomes measurement. Programs are designed to support service members, military families, and the healthcare professionals who care for them.
Yes. Implemental Health provides accessible educational resources that help patients and families better understand health, mental health, and well-being. One featured initiative is The Family Dinner Project, which promotes family connection through shared meals, conversation, and practical activities. The organization also develops educational programming that translates research and medical knowledge into information that families and communities can use.
These answers are based on the supplied content. The distinction between organizational consulting and direct patient care is intentional: the current patient-facing draft labels direct care as coming soon, so we should not imply that individuals can already book appointments directly with Implemental Health.
