Bullying: Building a Child’s Self-Esteem
Children who are socially withdrawn, shy, and appear to lack self-esteem are more likely than other children to be targets for bullying. Children who appear confident and strong are better…
Read More 
Stress Management: Helping Your Child With Stress
Childhood isn’t all fun and games. Even young children can feel worried and stressed. Stress can come from outside sources, such as family, friends, and school. It can also come…
Read More
Are You a Turtle?
“For a turtle to walk forward, it has to stick its neck out. Because Wraparound challenges systems to support families in unique and strength-based ways, staff must take chances when…
Read More
2019 Specialty Summit tackles trends, emerging therapies, tech-based disruption and more
More than 400 nationally-recognized payers, physicians, and industry insiders came together to share thoughts and insights on the ever-evolving specialty drug landscape at the 16th annual 2019 Magellan Rx Management…
Read More
Minority Mental Health Awareness
Magellan Health Insights: Dr. Ghani, thank you for chatting with us today. Why do you think it’s important to be aware of minority mental health? Dr. Shareh Ghani: Many psychological…
Read More
Taking Addiction to the MAT: Why It’s Time to Embrace Medication-Assisted Treatment
With the number of opioid-related overdose deaths in the U.S. reaching a record high last year, it’s time for our nation to fully embrace evidence-based treatment options that best support…
Read More
Automating Prior Authorization at the Point of Care
For healthcare providers, prior authorization (PA) via fax or telephone is the second most costly medical administrative function. On average, medical staff spend two business days per week on PA….
Read More
One Suicide is Too Many
One suicide is too many. Yet more than 47,000 Americans die each year as a result of suicide. Because suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in our nation,…
Read More