U of Louisville Health expands telehealth services

The University of Louisville (Ky.) is expanding access to teletherapy services as clinicians at its Louisville-based Peace Hospital launched a program designed to refer patients 12 and older for digital behavioral health treatment, ABC affiliate WHAS11 reported Feb. 7.

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School counselors and social workers can refer patients to the PeaceNow program for a virtual assessment. Then clinicians can decide whether to proceed with in-person therapy services. 

The program is designed to treat depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, substance use disorders and other behavioral health conditions. 

A pilot program ran in July 2022 and served more than 1,200 patients in its first six months. 

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