HeyJaredThe Integrated Care Podcast
Integrated healthcare. Behavioral Health and medicine. Person-in-context. Teams working together. That's what the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association (CFHA) is about and that's what this podcast is about.
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- Aug 16, 2026
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Ep. #101 Integrated Care for Older Adults (opens the original)
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Ep. #101 Integrated Care for Older Adults by Collaborative Family Healthcare Association
Integrated Care in Specialty Clinics (opens the original)
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This CFHA Podcast episode features integrated behavioral health clinicians working in specialty settings: Dr. Kim Smolderen (integrated psychology in cardiovascular care at Yale Heart and Vascular Center), Dr. Jonathan Deiches (psychologist in bariatric surgery and a diabetes/obesity clinic at WVU Medicine), and Dr. Toni Mahold (integrated behavioral health in a Minnesota Heart and Vascular Center with inpatient and outpatient continuity). They describe common referrals (post–heart attack depres
Ep. #100 Messy Integrated Care: Models & Fidelity (opens the original)
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In the 100th episode of the Integrated Care Podcast from the Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, host Grace Pratt and co-hosts Bridget Beachy, Monica Williams, Neftali Serrano, Jen Thomas, and Ashley Garrison celebrate the milestone, share the podcast’s origins, and highlight CFHA’s upcoming integrated care conference in St. Louis in early October. They revisit the long-running topic of integrated care models and discuss why many clinical sites cannot run PCBH, Collaborative Care, or ot
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