HLTH: Transforming Mental Health Care with the 90-90-90 Vision
The 90-90-90 initiative by the Kennedy Forum aims to achieve 90% mental health screening, 90% access to evidence-based care, and 90% of individuals living in recovery by 2033.
In this episode of The Beat Podcast, Malekeh Amini, CEO and founder of Trayt Health, and Rebecca Messing Haigler, strategic advisor at the Kennedy Forum, discuss the Kennedy Forum's 90-90-90 initiative, which aims to enhance mental and behavioral health by 2033 through comprehensive screening, evidence-based care, and recovery living.
The conversation highlights the integration of physical and social health considerations, the necessity for updated payment models in mental health care, and the importance of partnerships and collaborations.
Malekeh shares how Trayt Health’s platform uses comprehensive social determinants data for precision diagnosis and treatment.
Tune in to learn how these initiatives are driving systemic change in mental health care!
About Malekeh Amini:
Malekeh Amini is the CEO and founder of Trayt Health, with extensive experience in healthcare innovation. She is dedicated to enhancing mental and behavioral health through data-driven solutions and comprehensive social determinants. Her leadership in the industry is marked by her strategic vision and commitment to transformative healthcare practices.
About Rebecca Messing Haigler:
Rebecca ‘Becky’ Messing Haigler, MPH, MBA, is a seasoned healthcare executive, entrepreneur, and strategist. As CEO of Noe Strategic Advisors, she guides health tech portfolio companies, startups, and VC firms in developing health economics fundamentals and commercialization models. With experience as Health Economics Lead at Verily Life Sciences and roles in organizations like Blue Shield of CA and the Chartis Group, Rebecca has a proven track record in healthcare innovation. She holds degrees from UC Berkeley and the University of Michigan and enjoys family time in the Bay Area.
Things You’ll Learn:
Trayt Health uses comprehensive social determinants data to redefine high-quality symptom definitions in mental health
A systemic approach to behavioral health involves integrating physical and social health considerations
Updated payment models are necessary to shift from crisis intervention to prevention and evidence-based care in mental health.
Partnerships and collaborations are crucial for achieving ambitious goals in transforming mental healthcare.
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