Conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder and ADHD are common in the young, but how do parents know when their child is at risk?
By Carol Yeh-Garner, Ray Pearson, Genevieve Suzuki, Jennifer Zeglen, and Edie Sanchez

Would you know if your child was sick? You’d likely notice a runny nose or fever, but what about a change in emotional state or a concentration problem?

According to Mental Health America, mental health issues affect one in five young people at any given time, and an estimated two-thirds of all young people are not getting the help they need.  » More

We target a health plan’s most difficult substance dependent members, the High-Utilizers, many of whom have relapsed several times. These members indicate that current treatment methods don’t work for them. Unlike other programs, the medical component of the OnTrak treatment program is actually most effective with these individuals who have relapsed multiple times. The psychosocial component and year-long support also contribute to sobriety and reduced hospital stays. » More

Welcome to OnTrak, a unique treatment program for substance dependence that is covered under your health benefits. We guide you step by step through the transition from substance dependence to sobriety: a process known as recovery. » More