Mental Health at Scale: What’s Improving Outcomes?

Mental health has become one of the most significant drivers of healthcare utilization, workforce disruption, and long-term cost across healthcare systems and employer populations. As demand continues to rise, payers, employers, and providers are under growing pressure to identify which mental health models are creating measurable impact, both clinically and economically.

Over the past few years, the market has expanded rapidly across virtual care, employer mental health platforms, collaborative care models, digital therapeutics, and AI-enabled support tools. Yet many organizations are still trying to determine which approaches are genuinely improving outcomes such as productivity, retention, engagement, utilization, and total cost of care, rather than simply increasing access or short-term participation.

This roundtable brings together leaders across payers, employers, providers, and digital health to explore which mental health models are demonstrating measurable value at scale. The discussion will focus on how organizations are evaluating impact, what metrics matter most, and what separates sustainable models from point solutions that struggle to deliver long-term results.

Join us to discuss:

• Which mental health models are demonstrating measurable clinical and economic impact today?

• How are employers and payers evaluating ROI across behavioral health programs and platforms?

• What operational, engagement, and care delivery approaches are helping organizations scale mental health support sustainably?