“Built with our deep expertise in behavioral health and using IBM’s technology and security prowess, Mentrics represents what we believe will be a turning point in the industry’s ability to substantially improve care quality and outcomes, as well as network efficiency for reduced costs,” Michael Jarjour, president and CEO of ODH, said in a statement.
By launching Mentrics through the health cloud, Watson hopes to offer its customers easy integration with other data and more detailed analytics on its existing behavioral health information. The collaboration is touting Mentrics as the only customization-ready, commercial model for behavioral health risk stratification.
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