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Measurement-Based Care (MBC) is a proven, evidence-based approach to healthcare that leverages standardized digital assessments to track a person’s symptoms, progress, and outcomes over time. Rather than relying solely on occasional conversations or observations, the MBC Program continuously gathers data directly from individuals using validated tools, often referred to as Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs). These assessments, which are key components of a health and wellbeing toolkit, are completed regularly—such as weekly or monthly—providing real-time insights into a person’s mental health, physical health, or overall wellbeing. The results are shared with providers, care teams, and, when appropriate, family members, enabling faster, more informed decisions about care, treatment, and support. MBC transforms healthcare from a reactive model into a proactive, data-driven system, helping to enhance clinical outcomes research by identifying issues earlier, adjusting treatments effectively, and ensuring that care genuinely improves outcomes.

Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) are validated self-report tools that capture how patients experience their own mental health, functioning, and recovery — offering clinicians valuable insights that traditional assessments may overlook. When integrated into routine care through the Measurement-Based Care (MBC) Program, these PROMs have consistently demonstrated their effectiveness in improving clinical outcomes research, enhancing the patient-provider relationship, and facilitating earlier identification of deterioration within mental health and substance use disorders, forming a crucial part of a comprehensive health and wellbeing toolkit.

At Aspira, we elevate our MBC Program beyond traditional clinical settings by making it digital and accessible to individuals, families, providers, payers, and organizations globally. Our health and wellbeing toolkit empowers anyone to monitor their health using trusted, evidence-based tools, establishing a new global standard for personalized, continuous care and enhancing clinical outcomes research.

Research shows that the MBC Program can improve clinical outcomes research by over 42%, enhance patient engagement, strengthen the provider-patient relationship, and reduce misdiagnosis and unnecessary costs, all contributing to a comprehensive health and wellbeing toolkit.

Our MBC Program features the ability to set up automated alerts, which notify assigned care teams, families, case managers, caregivers, and providers when someone is at risk. This facilitates rapid intervention and helps prevent harm, ultimately enhancing clinical outcomes research and supporting our health and wellbeing toolkit.