Virtually CALM works alongside chiropractors, pain management providers, physical therapists, orthopedic practices, neurologists, trauma physicians, and multidisciplinary clinics to help patients access coordinated behavioral health care after trauma, injury, pain, or concussion.
Recovery is strongest when care teams address both the physical and mental injuries together.
— Amy-Erin Blakely, Founder & CEO
Injured patients often wait weeks or months for psychiatric care, neuropsychological evaluation, or therapy. These delays interrupt coordinated treatment when it matters most.
What delayed access can lead to
Untreated symptoms can stall physical recovery.
Disconnected care leads to duplicated efforts and gaps.
More time spent chasing appointments and information.
Delays can extend suffering and slow stabilization.
Incomplete documentation can impact care decisions.
Coordinated, timely behavioral health supports better recovery, keeps patients engaged in care, and strengthens continuity of care across your team.
Complex recovery goes beyond the physical. When emotional, cognitive, or behavioral symptoms affect progress, Virtually CALM serves as a trusted behavioral health partner you can refer to.
Patients with whiplash, post-MVA somatic symptoms, and pain that persists beyond expected musculoskeletal timelines.
Chronic pain patients with depression, anxiety, or somatic overlay that may complicate treatment response and recovery progress.
Rehabilitation patients whose progress plateaus when fear-avoidance, kinesiophobia, anxiety, depression, or trauma-related symptoms limit participation in care.
Pre- and post-surgical patients whose psychological readiness, PTSD symptoms, anxiety, or emotional distress may affect recovery and surgical outcomes.
Patients with TBI, post-concussion symptoms, and complex neurological presentations that may benefit from cognitive, emotional, and behavioral assessment.
Survivors of motor vehicle accidents, falls, assaults, and serious injuries whose psychological trauma may become more apparent after the physical injury is stabilized.
Integrated practices that want a trusted behavioral health partner to support patients without adding unnecessary administrative burden.
Workplace injury providers supporting patients with behavioral health needs that may affect recovery, treatment engagement, and return-to-work planning.
SLPs and rehabilitation teams treating cognitive-communication disorders after TBI, stroke, or post-concussion symptoms. Virtually CALM provides behavioral health treatment alongside cognitive rehabilitation when clinically appropriate.
Cognitive testing, TBI insight, and functional impact evaluation.
Diagnosis, therapy planning, and symptom tracking that guides care.
Medication evaluation, management, and clinical oversight when needed.
Trauma-informed treatment and progress monitoring to support recovery.
Cognitive-communication support when clinically appropriate.
Together, these services help providers address the emotional, cognitive, and behavioral factors that can affect recovery.
We provide timely, evidence-based behavioral health treatment that can help improve patient outcomes so you can focus on what you do best.
Patients often need more than one type of support. Virtually CALM makes it easy to connect them to the right services — through one coordinated team.
A single referral gives your patient access to our integrated disciplines working together for better communication, coordination, and outcomes.
Patients can be seen quickly for evaluation and treatment when they need it most.
We handle scheduling, care coordination, and communication across disciplines — so you don’t have to.
Access to psychiatry, psychology, neuropsychology, therapy, and SLP when clinically appropriate.
We provide clear, timely updates and documentation so you can focus on patient care.
In many cases, patients can be scheduled shortly after referral. Our goal is to reduce delays in behavioral health access so care can begin when it matters most for recovery.
Virtually CALM offers coordinated behavioral health services that may include neuropsychology, psychology, psychiatry, mental health therapy, and speech-language pathology, depending on the patient’s needs.
We commonly work with patients recovering from injury, trauma, chronic pain, concussion and post-concussion symptoms, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other behavioral health conditions that can affect recovery and daily functioning.
No. One referral helps connect patients to the appropriate behavioral health services while reducing the need to coordinate care across multiple outside providers.
With appropriate patient authorization, we provide timely updates and coordinated documentation to help referring providers stay informed throughout care.
Yes. Virtually CALM operates through a national virtual care model designed to support patients across multiple states, helping providers maintain continuity of behavioral health care even when patients relocate or travel.
At Virtually CALM, we value meaningful partnerships with medical professionals who support patients navigating both physical recovery and legal processes. With a streamlined process, responsive communication, and a shared focus on patient recovery, we’re proud to work alongside providers who prioritize whole-person care.
Let’s explore how we can support your patients and your practice together.