Your mental health is just as vital as your physical health. We don’t dismiss your concerns as ‘just aging’ — we’re here to make sure you feel heard and supported through every stage of life.
Team-based primary care means you have access to mental and emotional support tailored to your unique journey — with treatment for depression, anxiety, PTSD, adjustment disorders, symptoms of dementia, and more.
Your provider collaborates with behavioral health care managers and psychiatric consultants — all Certified Dementia Practitioners trained in the Collaborative Care Model.
Your care team can access expert guidance without extra appointments to adjust treatment sooner, prevent issues from escalating and keep you on the right path.
Meet with a behavioral health care manager who provides calm, practical support using tools like guided conversations, goal setting, breathing exercises and other proven techniques.
Identify home or community triggers to ease symptoms such as wandering and agitation, creating a calmer environment.
“My wife was strong and independent. As her Parkinson’s progressed, wheelchair transfers became difficult when she’d resist help. The Bluestone team spent time observing and recommended a gentler, more effective approach to our community’s nursing team. Having that thoughtful teamwork was a true luxury.”
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If you’re interested, ask your provider at any visit. Your provider may recommend behavioral health care management if they notice you’re:
We bill your insurance each month. Medicare covers Behavioral Health Integration and depending on your insurance plan, you may have a copay or deductible. In 2025, 1 in 10 patients had an out-of-pocket cost after meeting their deductible. Patients with Original Medicare typically pay about $15–$35 per month (around $23 on average). Patients with Medicare Advantage, secondary insurance, or Medicaid typically pay a range from $0–$50 per month (about $18 on average).
No. Behavioral health care management is practical support integrated into your medical care, not clinical therapy. We focus on coaching and daily tools — like journaling and breathing — to help you manage symptoms and triggers alongside your primary care provider.
You will meet with a behavioral health care manager once a month, who also works closely with your primary care provider and a psychiatric consultant to support your care as a team.
With Behavioral Health Care Management, your primary care provider collaborates with a psychiatric consultant and behavioral health care manager to guide treatment, adjust medications when needed and support your emotional well-being — without extra appointments.
Your behavioral health care manager provides calm, practical support using tools like goal setting, guided conversations, and breathing exercises.
They help identify environmental triggers and suggest simple changes — like adjusting routines or reducing clutter — to create a calmer setting.
They also partner with your family and community’s team to provide the education, coaching, problem-solving, and resources needed to ease symptoms.
Share a few details and our team will follow up to learn about your needs.
We’re here for you and your family — and we partner with communities, health plans and primary care practices to bridge gaps in the healthcare system.
We listen to your story and provide care that reflects your wishes — while giving your family trusted support.
We bring onsite care, calmer days, and smoother operations to 1,000 assisted living, memory care, independent living, and group home communities.
We bridge the gaps for your most vulnerable members through specialized and proven value-based care models.
We offer a supported path to value-based care with proven complex care programs and expert guidance to sustain your practice.
When health needs change, care can feel like a collection of loose threads. We connect these moments — weaving medical, social and emotional support into a seamless experience for you, your family and community.
Spend more days at home with care that comes to you — regular provider visits, 24/7 team support and coordination.
Care for your mental and emotional well-being with support for anxiety, depression and more.
Connect to guidance and expert support at every step of your family’s dementia care journey.
Access extra support to manage complex health needs and coordinate your care in moments that matter.
Find help managing insurance benefits, care and services that support your health and independence.