Kaiser Permanente

This study tested a 12-month telephone-based nurse care program for 805 adults with depression who also use or have used opioids. The program aimed to help patients and their primary care teams better manage these conditions. Participants were randomly assigned to receive the nur…

This study tested two types of telehealth programs for people with chronic pain. One was an online course, and the other was live sessions with a health coach over phone or video. Over 2,300 adults took part to see if these programs could meaningfully reduce their pain. The goal …

This study looked at the best ways to offer FDA-approved digital treatments (reSET and reSET-O) for opioid and other substance use disorders in primary care clinics. Over 18,000 adults who screened positive for substance use took part. Researchers compared two support strategies—…

This study tested a program that helps people with cancer manage money problems caused by their illness. Researchers wanted to see if financial coaching could reduce stress and improve quality of life. The study included 371 adults recently diagnosed with cancer. The program focu…

This study tested whether offering 6 months of phone support from a mental health navigator helps children with early signs of mental health issues get connected to care. 358 children who had never received mental health treatment took part. The navigator helped families find ser…