“Recognizing early childhood trauma is an important factor impacting health throughout the lifespan, and by learning trauma-informed approaches in health care settings, Simply can more effectively treat patients and optimize health outcomes,” said Mimi Graham, director of CPEIP.
The partnership plays a critical role in Simply’s efforts to become a trauma-informed organization and ensures team members are well-equipped to recognize and properly respond to patients with a trauma history.
“At Simply, we consistently seek innovative opportunities to help us respond to the health needs of all our patients,” said Holly Prince, president of Simply Healthcare Plans. “For those who have experienced trauma, it is paramount that team members across our entire organization are well-versed in best practices to identify, respond to and treat these patients to ensure they get the help and support they need. That’s why we’ve partnered with FSU’s nationally recognized program to train our team members and implement a framework that increases awareness, knowledge and skills in trauma and resiliency.”
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