Growth, pressure, and the technology gap shaping what comes next. 

Behavioral health is facing both unprecedented demand and meaningful progress. In this article, Qualifacts CEO Josh Schoeller shares his perspective on what’s driving these two realities and why technology has become one of the field’s biggest constraints. 

Schoeller examines rising prevalence, workforce growth, and increased investment alongside the operational strain providers continue to face. He also outlines why many legacy EHRs are no longer equipped for today’s complexity, and what next-generation behavioral health technology must do to better support clinicians, leaders, and patients. 

Read the full article to hear Schoeller’s take on why modern, interoperable, clinician first systems are critical to turning behavioral health’s growth into better outcomes.