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How Lucid Lane Works For Providers

Our approach

Lucid Lane works as an extension of a physician’s care team, providing an integrative behavioral health that reduces pain and improves mental health for your population, while providing a Member Health Report on each patient for Behavioral Health Integration and Remote Therapeutics Monitoring reimbursement.

What is Lucid Lane’s LUCIE™?

LUCIE™ is a mobile app that provides counseling for pain and mental health as well as support and education on prescribed opioids. LUCIE™ is the most convenient way to connect with a counselor – all from the privacy of your patients’ device. Send our counselors text messages at any time, and they will respond daily with advice, support, counseling and exercises to help your patients’ cope better and get back to life.

Benefits to Your Practice

Behavioral Health Accessibility

Patients can begin care with LUCIE™ in your clinic ASAP. No waitlists or verification of benefits required.
Patients can begin care with LUCIE™ in your clinic ASAP. No waitlists or verification of benefits required.

No cost to the patient, no insurance required

Pain and Mental Health support via LUCIE™ for your entire patient population regardless of health plan coverage. No referral needed.
Pain and Mental Health support via LUCIE™ for your entire patient population regardless of health plan coverage. No referral needed.

Member Health Report

for every patient that engages with LUCIE™.
for every patient that engages with LUCIE™.

Reimbursable

opportunities available through Behavioral Health Integration CPT code 99484 and Remote Therapeutics Monitoring
opportunities available through Behavioral Health Integration CPT code 99484 and Remote Therapeutics Monitoring

The Lucid Method is rooted in clinical research.

This study aims to evaluate the impact of Lucid Lane’s perioperative opioid tapering program utilizing daily behavioral health support for patients who are on an opioid medication prior to surgery (tolerant), or naive and will be undergoing a surgery with curative intent post-surgery.

The purpose of this study is to examine the safety, acceptability, and feasibility of a controlled taper off of opioids and/or benzodiazepines, with the use of behavioral health telehealth-based therapy services, in the perioperative patient.

The investigators are evaluating if the addition of a pain coach/counselor before and after surgery, through a telehealth platform (LucidLane) can improve participant’s recovery from major joint surgery.