Treating opioid use disorder
We’ve joined forces with the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and Yale New Haven Hospital to create a video series on opioid use disorder. It explores how to use medication-assisted treatment and harm-reduction strategies in your practice.
Resources & support for behavioral health care
Many patients feel most comfortable learning about treatment options from their primary care provider. These patient care programs can help primary care providers obtain specialized care for patients with certain behavioral health conditions.
Depression in Primary Care
Alcohol Screening, Brief Intervention and Referral to Treatment
Integrated Primary Care Behavioral Health
Connecting patients with the right care
It's important to choose the right care for patients with behavioral health needs. These tools can help:
- Level of Care Assessment Tool (LOCATSM)
- Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Medical Necessity Guide
- American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Treatment Criteria
Commitment to quality
Quality report cards
Report cards rate the quality of our health plans in multiple areas. They use a standard set of measures called the Healthcare Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS®).
Aetna specialty institutes
Our Institutes of Quality® and Institutes of ExcellenceTM are publicly recognized, high-quality, high-value health care facilities that specialize in transplants, infertility, cardiac care, orthopedic care or bariatric surgery.
Aetna's Aexcel® performance network
Our network includes high-performing doctors in 12 specialty areas. These specialists meet nationally recognized standards of care.
