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  • Digital health
  • Mental healthcare technology
  • Health informatics

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  • Mobile applications are increasingly vital in mental illness diagnosis, treatment, and management.
  • Current reimbursement mechanisms for mental health apps are fragmented and inconsistent worldwide.
  • The value proposition of mental health apps varies, impacting their reimbursement potential.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To analyze current value generation and reimbursement strategies for mental health apps globally.
  • To focus specifically on the reimbursement landscape within the United States.
  • To identify existing and potential pathways for app remuneration.

Main Methods:

  • Conducted secondary research on the utilization of health applications.
  • Investigated common remuneration pathways for digital health interventions.
  • Synthesized international data on app usage and reimbursement models.

Main Results:

  • Reviewed current and future applications of mental health apps.
  • Summarized the diverse types of value delivered by these applications.
  • Provided an overview of app reimbursement in the USA and other countries.
  • Discussed potential future payment models for mental health apps.

Conclusions:

  • Mental health apps are currently reimbursed through channels designed for other purposes.
  • Existing reimbursement channels may not adequately capture the value of digital therapeutics.
  • A specialized reimbursement channel, akin to those for medical devices, drugs, or laboratory tests, may be required for mental health apps.