Reduction in Suicide Attempts
Reduction in Suicide Deaths
Our virtual, easy-to-access therapy is proven to reduce suicide attempts and death, saving lives and addressing mental health crises at a significantly lower cost than in-patient care
Expand your in-network coverage for suicide intervention, mental health, and psychiatry services, to reduce medical costs and improve patient quality of life.
Providing quick and convenient care, we provide mental health therapy and psychiatry for most mental health conditions. With custom programs for adolescents, college students, veterans, and adults, we can significantly reduce suicide risk without the need for hospitalization.
Expand your in-network coverage nationwide for acute mental health and psychiatry services, and timely, effective suicide intervention without hospitalization, reducing medical costs and improving patient quality of life.
Support your students’ mental health and reduce suicidality, with our timely and convenient telehealth intervention. Available remotely, as well as evenings and weekends, our care helps students to manage their mental health while maintaining normal life and study.
Offer your team effective, comprehensive mental health support for positive wellbeing. Accessible remotely, outside of working hours for your employees convenience, our licensed clinicians can help with a range of issues to improve your employees’ mental health.
Providing quick and convenient care, we provide mental health therapy and psychiatry for most mental health conditions. With custom programs for adolescents, college students, veterans, and adults, we can significantly reduce suicide risk without the need for hospitalization.
Our comprehensive therapies and compassionate clinicians provide effective care for a range of mental health challenges, including depression, anxiety, stress, PTSD, relationship problems, and challenges related to sexuality and identity.
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“By partnering with Vita Health, we are using evidence-based therapies and outreach programs to prevent suicidal ideation before it starts and providing adolescents the clinical care they need when they are at risk”
“[The member we referred is] just “raving” about their Vita clinician and couldn’t say enough good things about her and the program. The member is using the app daily and gets a lot of value from it. They’re so excited to be able to keep using it.”
“Not only did you save five lives but you gave tremendous peace of mind to our counseling staff”
With decades of experience in suicide intervention and mental health therapies, our diverse team of licensed clinicians are specialists in addressing each patient’s individual needs
Trained in Suicide Intervention
Trained in Adolescent Care
Identify as BIPOC
Identify as part of the LGBTQ Community
Trained in cultural humility
Vita Health, the only provider of clinically validated suicide care for adults and adolescents, has doubled its team of telehealth clinicians to expand access to critical mental health services across the US.
Suicide is a critical public health issue that deeply affects lives and communities, yet it receives surprisingly little targeted investment. This article explores the reasons behind this gap and highlights the urgent need for more focused, evidence-based approaches to prevention. By understanding the real costs and opportunities, we can prioritize suicide prevention and make a meaningful impact.
