Solera Health, a digital health delivery company, has unveiled a new behavioral health network featuring partnerships with Calm Health and Lyra Health. The Phoenix-based firm works with payers and employers to match members and employees to point solutions through its HALO Platform, which consolidates all contracted services in a single interface.
Comprehensive Behavioral Health Support
The behavioral health network expands beyond traditional mental health care to address habits and lifestyle factors including sleep, stress, and daily routines that influence overall well-being. When seeking support, health plan members answer questions about their needs, severity, and preferences—such as whether they prefer self-guided content or more intensive support—which determines whether they are directed to Calm Health or Lyra Health.
Calm Health is a mental health app offering personalized programs, screenings, and meditation and sleep content to support stress, anxiety, and depression. Lyra Health is an employer-focused mental health company that connects members to therapists and coaches alongside digital self-guided tools. According to Paige Baldwin, clinical program manager at Solera Health, the goal is to “ultimately be able to provide the best behavioral health support that we can across any employer or health plan population” and “meet the needs of any member coming in, no matter where on the spectrum they may fall.”
Addressing Mental Health Access Gap
The launch comes as many Americans struggle to access behavioral health support. In 2024, about 62 million American adults experienced a mental illness, but half did not receive treatment. Dr. Mohammed Saeed, Solera Health’s chief medical officer, noted that “behavioral health and mental health is a big challenge in the U.S. It’s a very underdiagnosed, undertreated problem,” and that virtual applications offering stress management and mindfulness from personal devices represent “a very big advantage compared to the traditional brick and mortar type engagements.”
Solera will measure the network’s success by tracking clinical outcomes, healthcare cost savings, work productivity, and engagement metrics.
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