Behavioral Health

Solutions

Altarum is working to improve the lives of people with mental health and substance use disorders through prevention, access to appropriate care, and integration of other health care services. See examples of our work below, from opioid crisis solutions to learning health systems to improve treatment of mood disorders.

Reducing Opioid Use Disorders Among New Mothers

Learn how our trainings have helped WIC and community health centers in Texas address opioid misuse among new mothers through improved screening and referrals.

Treating Depression and Bipolar Disorder

A network of leading medical practices and institutions across several states is using our online tool to improve treatment of mood disorders.

Peer Recovery Training and Support

We're advising organizations across the US, from local jurisdictions to state agencies, on how to implement peer recovery programs.

How We're Helping States Respond to the Opioid Crisis

Millions of US residents with an opioid use disorder lack access to care. We can help change that through stronger community coordination that targets services where they are needed most. Learn more about our work to address the crisis.

Detroit Opioid Prevention Collaborative

We led a community partnership that equips professionals with the training and tools they need to reduce opioid abuse and save lives.

Increasing Access to Depression Treatment for Rural Adolescents

Learn how we are reducing barriers through a variety of strategies, from providing physician continuing education programs to creating a pediatric telehealth network.

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Chantell Frazier - MA, PhD

Deputy Director, Behavioral Health

Areas of Expertise

Quantitative & Qualitative Research
Survey Design
Mental Health and Vulnerable Populations

Chantell Frazier is a medical sociologist and expert on women’s health; veteran and military health; patient experience; and health equity, particularly access and quality of care for women of color. In her evaluation work with the Veterans Health Administration, she developed metrics and criteria for measuring the effectiveness of suicide prevention and mental health services, including physician opioid prescribing practices. Her work has been published in Health Affairs, the Journal of Patient Experience, AIDS and Behavior, and numerous government reports. Chantell earned a doctorate degree in sociology from Syracuse University and a bachelor’s degree from DePaul University.

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