Bethesda Signs Proctor & Gamble

OPEN MINDS The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst Industry News Bethesda Corporate Health Services of Cincinnati will implement its CONCERN-PLUS program for Proctor & Gamble’s 13,000 employees in Cincinnati on January 1. According to Daniel E. Ansel, Bethesda’s Director, Behavioral Health Systems “CONCERN-PLUS is a carve-out behavioral health product. All beneficiaries call the CONCERN-PLUS EAP to access benefits.  They meet, face-to-face, with an EAP counselor. This counselor assesses the beneficiary’s needs and provides short-term counseling. The same counselor will also make referrals when necessary, authorize the care . . .