Sanvello for payers
Solving the cost and quality crisis in behavioral health care.
Sanvello is improving behavioral health care for everyone in the system. Guide members to the treatment they need — at the right cost, at all points in their journey — while eliminating wasteful spending on ineffective care.
Twenty-five million people with behavioral health problems don’t get treatment, while millions more get care that’s inadequate, ineffective, or needlessly costly. This health crisis is fueling a surge in medical emergencies and runaway costs that burden everyone in the system.
of Americans who suffer from a mental health condition didn’t receive mental health services in the previous year.*
*National Alliance on Mental Illness
Validated, accessible, accountable care.
Sanvello was created to change the outlook. We put evidence-based behavioral health therapies in members’ hands right when they need it. Working with stakeholders across the system, we’re elevating quality of care while reaching more people at a lower cost.
Serve more members
Guide your members to better care with a digital solution for on-demand relief of stress, anxiety, and depression. We’re committed to serving 80 percent of eligible members for PCP practices we partner with.
Better experience
Self-guided cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness meditation, and other clinically validated support is as close as a smartphone. So members find relief anywhere they choose, with no waiting lists or networks to navigate.
Lower cost of care
By removing the obstacles to care, Sanvello drives down emergent costs and reduces the economic impact of behavioral health conditions on total medical spend.
Integration and outcomes
Sanvello keeps payers, providers, and patients on the same page. Our tools monitor member progress, including between visits, and provide enhanced reporting on clinical outcomes.
Behavioral care that works for everyone.
Sanvello can help you support a healthier member population while lowering costs across the system. Interested in learning more?