Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

• How will the Leubh program improve my mental health?

  The system provides early detection and records it. After that, a comprehensive treatment plan is developed specifically tailored to each individual’s needs. It is updated regularly on an encounter-by-interaction basis and goes hand in hand with assessment tracking. It also offers prompt intervention for high-risk patients, whether due to the disease process, medication side effects, or interactions, including addiction concerns, to resolve them immediately.

• How does it support senior-aged people?

  Senior-aged patients are more prone to mental health problems that significantly affect their physical health. It is harder for them to go and receive help now and then. We provide a remote response-oriented approach to make it easier for them, resulting in fewer future emergencies and cost savings.

• Does Leubh track patient’s health?

  Leubh has a CMS that allows efficient statistical data collection and comparison by taking repeated evaluation and interactive testing over time. Once a baseline has been established after initial testing, the system automatically develops an ongoing tracking system that timely compares them with initial results.

• How will the program save me time?

  Patients can save time by avoiding the long waiting process in the traditional method. Instead of going from one desk to another desk, they can get accurate and reliable diagnoses without making unnecessary visits. Whereas, for physicians, there’s less time consumption since data determined from the recurring tests can be quickly reviewed due to our user-friendly interference.

• Is it better than the usual treatment?

  Yes. The usual treatments not only take time but also resources. If our practice were implemented physically, it would take around two to four staff workers. The staff would also need to develop a documentation file and an electronic process to record patient assessment responses, score them, and produce reports that are easy to understand and accurate for the practitioners.

• How does the program help physicians?

  With the help of Leubh's proprietary system, the examiner can follow patients' progress more effectively and quickly. By doing this, potential health problems in the future that might develop are avoided. Additionally, physicians can earn a trusted and consistent income without incurring unnecessary costs. They can also reduce their legal liabilities by taking care of at-risk patients.

• How does the program charge?

  The entire program service is delivered by professionally trained and educated "leased" staff to each participating client office on a billable hourly basis, charged in the arrears of benefits performed. It allows effective offices to bill and collect typically before being reimbursed.