Bridging the gap between Primary and Secondary Mental Health Care.

The Problem

Severe Mental Illness affects about 500,000 adults in England (GP Register).

It’s estimated that people with SMI on average have 15 to 20 years shorter life expectancy than the general population.

This is partly attributed to physical ill-health, a consequence of SMI treatment.

Community-Based Wellness Programs

Our services include talking therapies, crisis helplines, drop-in centers, employment and training schemes, counseling, and befriending. We assess the needs of the community, identify gaps and tailor our services to address them. We provide a flexible, easily accessible, and varied biopsychosocial community-based offer to keep people with mild to severe mental health problems well in their own homes, around the people they love, and in their communities.

Aftercare Wellness Program

This service provides support for people who have been discharged from primary healthcare facilities to ensure continuity of care. We help in reintegrating individuals back into their communities and improving social transitions by instilling a renewed sense of purpose.

Medication Adherence and Side Effect Monitoring

Patients are regularly placed on medications that have side effects that cause secondary physical health problems. A fundamental role of health professionals is to monitor patients’ reactions, as well as the side effects of medication. However, with the pandemic-induced pressure on health care systems, there’s a need for a system that educates and empowers patients on Side Effects monitoring.

Taking medication as prescribed is essential to improve treatment outcomes, particularly for SMI patients on maintenance medication. The Psychpharm Application provides a patient-friendly approach to Medication Usage and Refill monitoring.

Patients can easily plug in their Medication regimens or request support from a team of support workers in entering accurate and detailed Medication Profiles.