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Ontrak Health Team Up with Eleos to Announce an AI Integration Partnership in Support of Care for Ontrak Members

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Ontrak Health, premier telehealth-enabled healthcare provider and AI-innovator, has announced a partnership with Eleos Health, a frontrunner in careOps automation. The partnership has been formed to integrate Eleos’ AI platforms to support Ontrak members.

“We are pleased to be working with Ontrak Health, a long-time leader in behavioral health, to support its efforts to provide personalized effective care to its members,” said Alon Joffe, CEO and Co-Founder, Eleos Health. “Our aim is to enable patient-facing teams to focus on treatment by reducing documentation time and provide actionable insights to continually improve care.”

Eleos Health was launched in 2020. It offers a ground-breaking voice AI powered clinical application that operates in the background ambiently. It is used of clinicians in more than 20 national health plans and by care providers

“We are partnering with best-in-class technology providers to enhance programs for our members and reduce the care and treatment teams’ administrative burdens. Integrating Eleos’ CareOps Automation solution provides greater visibility into treatment effectiveness and is key to our program measurement and personalized clinical model. Eleos is purpose-built for use in behavioral health and by integrating this innovative solution into Ontrak’s evidence-based clinical model we are gaining a clear line of sight into patient needs, progress and outcomes.”

Arik Hill, Ontrak’s Chief Information Officer
 

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