If you can't measure it, you cant manage it

Owl is a measurement-based care tool that will be used to support your healthcare. Your clinician will ask you to complete questionnaires regarding your mental and behavioral health concerns and symptoms on a regular basis. This information will help in providing you high value care that gets you feeling better faster.

Measurement-based care is an evidence-based practice that facilitates personalized care through the use of information gathered from questionnaires you complete over the course of treatment. It is akin to your primary care doctor monitoring your blood pressure at each visit to determine if treatment is needed and/or working.

You can complete the questionnaires online using your mobile phone, tablet, or computer. You will receive emails or text messages asking you to complete the questionnaires. All of the information gathered will only be available to you and your provider or treatment team*.

Your therapist/prescriber has created an account for you in a program called the OWL. Your treatment provider will send you measurements (questionnaires) which are for you to fill out and submit to your therapist/provider. The results are sent to your care team and allow us to establish a baseline and monitor trending of your scores across various behavioral health assessments. 

You will be able to access the system on either a smart phone or your email. 

*note-(check your junk mail)

You will receive an email or text message containing a link to create your account. Once you have done so, you will only need to login to answer your measurements. The measures will be assigned at a set frequency determined by your care team (weekly, monthly etc.)

There are two types of measures you will receive. The first helps us establish a baseline in the system. This is very similar to the questionnaires you filled out when becoming a patient of our practice. The second type are the reoccurring measures that help us track your progression over time. For example, it can be very helpful to determine how a patient's depression scores are changing after starting medication for depression. It's also a great tool for a therapist to be able to see the same trends over the course of treatment. 

Please have your insurance card available for the first time you answer your measures. You will not be asked again to provide this information in subsequent measures.