Integrated Telehealth Partners

07/28/2026

Recruitment remains one of healthcare's greatest challenges.

But growth doesn't always require adding full-time specialists, especially when it comes to expanding behavioral health services.

ITP helps hospitals meet patient demands, support current providers, and improve patient access while controlling costs.

Let's talk about what's possible. Visit https://smpl.is/al5bm

Through the use of telepsychiatry technology, we’re able to help our partner facilities see patients more efficiently and in a wide variety of locations.

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July, from our team to yours.
Cheers to 250 years!

06/22/2026

Like many hospitals across the country, Crawford County Memorial Hospital was seeing a steady stream of patients with behavioral health issues, but didn't have providers to offer ongoing treatments like therapy and psychiatry. That's why they decided to partner with ITP earlier this year.
We help hospitals and clinics integrate behavioral health services to offer a full continuum of care to patients.

06/16/2026

More than 65% of all telehealth visits cover behavioral health issues, according to new data from Trilliant Health. That's a 47% increase from 2018, and shows that telehealth has fundamentally reshaped how behavioral health care is delivered. But critical gaps remain. ITP can help hospitals, health systems, and jails fill those gaps. Learn more at integratedtelehealth.com.

05/22/2026

Here’s a humble brag, or should we say Humboldt brag?

We started working with Humboldt County Memorial in 2019, providing the hospital's emergency department with behavioral health assessment and placement services. Today, we also provide them with outpatient services (teletherapy). Our ED team has worked 85 cases so far this year. When patients needed an inpatient program, we helped them find placement within an hour and 20 minutes on average.

Our hospital services director recently met with Ashley Shillington, emergency department director at Humboldt County Memorial, who told us she’s impressed by those placement times and the consistency ITP brings to their behavioral health services.

“Things have been going very well with ITP,” Shillington said. “Having been in this position for about a year now, I’ve really noticed how impressive the placement times are. I truly appreciate the partnership and the consistency ITP brings to our work.”

We love impressing our hospital partners almost as much as we love helping patients.

04/29/2026

We routinely check in with our hospital partners. Our hospital services director recently spoke with Bell Koch, emergency department director at Sauk Prairie Healthcare, who said ITP’s placement coordination services have helped the hospital save time and improve patient throughput. Looking at our total case load from November to April, across all the hospitals we serve, our median placement time is one hour and 19 minutes. That’s across 1,262 patients who came into an emergency department for behavioral health issues and required placement in an inpatient unit.
"ITP enables our emergency department patients to get timely psychiatric evaluations,” Koch said. “Their inpatient placement coordination has resulted in significant time savings for our staff while improving throughput. Our patients appreciate being able to speak with a mental health professional during their visits."
Learn more about what ITP can do for your hospital at https://smpl.is/ajfx4

04/24/2026

We'd like to thank Boone County, IA Sheriff Andrew Godzicki and jail administrator Abbey Swank for talking to KWBG Radio about their partnership with ITP to address the behavioral health needs of their inmates. They joined our president, Doug Wilson, for an interview that covered how the Boone County Jail uses telehealth to diagnose and treat inmates experiencing mental health issues.

"We've definitely seen an increase in it in the last several years, so this has been a great resource for our inmates to have that, where they can visit with a provider just from within our jail," said Swank.

"We actually have providers available 24-7, so even if it's a crisis situation after hours, it's simply calling our 800 number, and we will get them seen that same day right away to make sure they've got access to the medications and the resources they need," Wilson explained.

Listen to the full interview here - https://smpl.is/ajatg

or visit https://smpl.is/ajath to learn more.

Doug Wilson, President of Integrated Telehealth Partners, Boone County Sheriff Andy Godzicki and Boone County Jail Administrator Abby Swank talk about the need to handle behavioral health care nee…