Measurement-Informed Care and Clinical Outcomes
This report provides a detailed description of our measurement-informed approach to whole-person health, how and why we use outcomes, and a meaningful look into life after Embark.
Learn About Our Aggregate Data Outcomes
Across all Embark programs in 2023, the following results were observed with clients from admission to discharge.
*All data collected from January 01, 2023 to December 31, 2023.
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Learn About Our Outpatient Clinic Outcomes
Across all Embark clinics in 2023, the following results were observed with clients from admission to discharge.
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Learn About Our Short-Term Residential Treatment Outcomes
Across all Embark short-term residential programs in 2023, the following results were observed with clients from admission to discharge.
*All data collected from January 01, 2023 to December 31, 2023.
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What Does Measurement Informed Care Mean?
Symptoms associated with mental health can be difficult to quantify but assessing them is important for treatment planning. Repeated and routine measurement of self-reported symptoms and informing clients of their results is linked to improved client outcomes. At Embark, measurement informed care is the process of routinely using behavioral surveys to inform treatment decisions.
Every Embark program administers surveys to clients, inviting families to complete behavioral assessments before, during, and after treatment. These data are available to clinicians and the treatment team, allowing them to share and discuss the results with clients and use the information to support informed clinical decision making.
Measurement Tools
Embark uses empirically validated tools to assess and monitor results before, during, and after treatment. Empirically validated means the tools gather trusted data in real-world environments. To learn more about each tool and what it measures, select the name of the tool on the right. Note: Not all tools that Embark uses are mentioned on this page.
