Our Results
Comprehensive care. Outstanding results.
At Family Care Center, we believe in practicing compassionate, evidence-based mental health care and measuring the results.
The national benchmark for positive mental health outcomes is 52%. Our research shows that our results are much better.
Beating the benchmark…
When we treated people for depression using talk therapy alone, 77% experienced a significant decrease in their symptoms within six months.
Our patients whose treatment plan included both therapy and medication management experienced even better results with 92% reporting a significant decrease in their symptoms of depression within six months.
Of the patients who participated in therapy, medication management and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), an advanced, non-invasive treatment for depression, 95% experienced a significant decrease in their depressive symptoms within six months.
Even better, individuals who undergo TMS treatment through our integrated care model are often able to reduce dosage or number of medications. Learn more about TMS.
How does it work?
We know it is important to you to live your life to the fullest. Using our comprehensive approach, Family Care Center surrounds each individual with the best care for their needs.
Our skilled team of experts identifies and delivers the right blend of personalized treatment options, coordinating care between therapists, psychiatrists and other mental health providers. This unique, collaborative method is highly effective. We exclusively utilize evidence-based treatment methods, ensuring our techniques are backed by extensive research. Our outcome data shows that care from Family Care Center clinics results in positive changes in your mental health more frequently than other approaches.
Why we measure
Family Care Center believes measuring our care’s effectiveness is the best way to ensure we provide the best possible results for your mental health journey.
We use a best-practices mental health questionnaire for depression called a PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire 9). A clinically significant positive response means that an individual’s score decreased by at least 5 points within six months, or dropped to a score of 9 or lower. Lower scores mean that patients are reporting fewer symptoms, indicating improvement. Regularly using this and other clinical tools allows our providers to monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan.
About the Data
We analyzed patient data that was collected from Jan. 1, 2021, through Feb. 4, 2024. Patients included in this sample were 18 years of age or older, had a diagnosis of a depressive disorder, scored 10 or above on a PHQ-9 and had at least one other PHQ-9 during a period of six months.
Industry benchmark information is derived from the Blueprint Quality Index, which is one of the largest outpatient behavioral health data repositories available. The data includes over two million outcome measure administrations from over 200,000 patients.
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