By the Numbers
What percentage of Charlie Health clients reduced severe depressive symptoms during care?
What is 93%
What percentage of Charlie Health clients began treatment with moderate to severe depression?
What is 73%?
What makes Charlie Health’s outcomes reporting credible and trusted?
What is third-party data validation and peer-reviewed publication.
How many hours per week do clients typically spend in Charlie Health’s virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP)?
What is 10–11 hours per week.
What is the leading cause of maternal death in the first year following childbirth?
What is suicide.
What percentage of clients reported improvements in severe anxiety after treatment?
What is 91%?
What does OCD stand for, and what treatment modalities does Charlie Health use to address it?
What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, treated with ERP (Exposure and Response Prevention), CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), and Peer Support.
What percentage of clients would recommend Charlie Health to a friend or family member?
What is 91%.
What percentage of clients reported being satisfied with their primary therapist?
What is 96%.
What percentage of women experience postpartum depression after giving birth?
What is 1 in 7.
Clients who enter Charlie Health’s program have an average PHQ-9 score of what?
What is 14.6.
What diagnosis is characterized by flashbacks, avoidance, and heightened emotional reactivity, and is treated at Charlie Health with trauma-informed care and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
What is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).
What is the attendance rate for Charlie Health sessions, and how does it compare to the industry average for in-person IOP programs?
What is 91% for Charlie Health, compared to 65% for the industry average.
What acronym does Charlie Health use to help inform Multivariate Treatment Mapping, and what does it stand for?
What is CAMLE — Condition, Age, Modality, Lived Experience.
How many free family support groups does Charlie Health offer each week, and what are some examples?
What is 20+ groups per week, including Neurodiversity 101 for Families, Understanding Loss, and Self-Care Saturdays for Parents.
What percentage of clients reported a reduction in suicidal ideation after completing treatment?
What is 80%?
What are the most common standardized tools Charlie Health uses to measure mental health conditions in our Biopsychosocial Assessment (BPS)?
Answer: What are the PHQ-9 and GAD-7.
What percentage of clients with a substance use disorder (SUD) reported improvements in anxiety after completing Charlie Health’s program?
What is 95%.
what is a Care Coach at Charlie Health, and what is their role in virtual treatment?
What is a designated peer resource for encouragement and mentorship during group or as needed.
What is the second deadliest mental health condition, following opioid use disorder?
What are eating disorders.
What percentage of individuals had attempted suicide at least once before joining Charlie Health’s program?
What is 45%?
What is the name of the scale clients complete before each individual therapy session, and why is it important?
What is the WHO-5 (World Health Organization Well-Being Scale). It is part of our measurement-based care model and helps track symptom improvement over time.
What percentage of clients entered care with a co-occurring substance use disorder (SUD) diagnosis?
What is 42%.
What are the 8 primary pillars of Charlie Health’s 360-degree ecosystem of care?
What are individual therapy, facilitated groups, family therapy, psychiatry, 24/7 crisis line, discharge planning, Charlie Cares, and free groups for alumni and families.
What are the additional components of Charlie Health’s treatment ecosystem for eating disorders?
What are registered dietitians, lab work and weigh check-ins, at-home blind scale monitoring, and local PCP coordination.