The collaborative care model, pioneered by the University of Washington AIMS center, offers integrated care to treat common mental health conditions in medical settings. Backed by more than 90 randomized control trials, CoCM has been proven to improve mental health outcomes and drive down total cost of care.

The Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) for Oncology

The CoCM has the most evidence among integration models to demonstrate its effective and efficient integration in terms of controlling costs, improving access, improving clinical outcomes, and increasing patient satisfaction in a variety of medical care settings.

Clinical  evidence

Pioneered by top academic centers

Care model that combines the latest research and evidence-based practices from leading academic institutions in psycho-oncology and Collaborative Care.

Faster remission for depression

Delivers remission for depression in 86 days vs. 614 days in usual care

Reduced total health care costs

$1 spent on CoCM saves $6.50 in total health care costs

Pioneered by top academic centers

Care model that combines the latest research and evidence-based practices from leading academic institutions in psycho-oncology and Collaborative Care.

Dedicated Clinical Team

Tyler Jones, MD, MBA, FAPA

Medical Director

Board certified Psychiatrist
Integrated Behavioral Health Medical Director and Consult liaison with oncology providers
Public Mental Health expert
Prior: Chief Medical Officer at large health systems and provider groups (Banner, Anthem Beacon Health)

Nina Pathiyil

Behavioral Health Specialist

Licensed Masters-level Social Worker (LMSW) with expertise in psycho-oncology
Experienced in delivering Integrated Behavioral Health services in Medical Settings: palliative medicine at Mayo Clinic, Women’s Health at Advocate Health Care, and Primary Care at Concert Health
Meets with patients via telehealth & phone