For Employers

Building a Stronger Team Together

Support employee mental health with clinically proven behavioral health programs available 24/7. Help your workforce reduce stress, burnout, anxiety, and absenteeism with personalized virtual care.

Behavioral health benefits that improve workforce performance

AbleTo’s clinically proven behavioral health solutions help employees improve mental well-being, reduce stress and anxiety, and stay engaged at work — while supporting productivity, retention, and organizational performance.1,2,3

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Increased productivity & job function

Employees participating in AbleTo’s virtual therapy and behavioral coaching programs reported improved workplace productivity, emotional well-being, and day-to-day job performance.4

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Compassionate & trusted support

A nationwide network of licensed therapists and behavioral health coaches provides employees with secure, personalized virtual mental health support by phone or video.

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High engagement & program satisfaction

Our technology-enabled human support model helps improve employee engagement, therapy completion rates, and long-term mental wellness outcomes. 5,6

The cost of untreated mental health

When mental health conditions go untreated, employee productivity declines, absenteeism rises, and healthcare costs increase — creating long-term organizational and financial strain.

$100+ billion

in workplace costs attributed to depression each year7

3.2x

higher medical costs compared to people without a mental health diagnosis8

AbleTo makes mental health approachable

Employers are losing 28% of employee productivity due to unsupported mental health challenges.9

Using data-driven outreach and personalized behavioral health support, AbleTo connects employees with the right level of care to help reduce symptoms of anxiety, depression, stress, and burnout while improving workplace performance.

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55%

Reduced absenteeism4

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43%

Reduced presenteeism4

Loved by employers

“Costco employees and their families have seen amazing results with their work through the AbleTo program. This proven model gives them life-long tools for improving their well-being.”

Donna Sexton, Director

Good for your team, good for your company

We change the way your team members think

1 Internal AbleTo book of business analysis to evaluate change in depression symptoms (DASS-21) among 10,249 Therapy360 program graduates with an initial consultation between Jan 1 – Sept 30 2022 with depression symptoms at baseline. February 2023.

2 Internal AbleTo book of business analysis to evaluate change in anxiety symptoms (DASS-21) among 9042 Therapy360 program graduates with an initial consultation between Jan 1 – Sept 30 2022 with anxiety symptoms at baseline. February 2023.

3 Internal AbleTo book of business analysis to evaluate change in stress symptoms (DASS-21) among 8895 T360 program graduates with an initial consultation between Jan 1 – Sept 30 2022 with stress symptoms at baseline. February 2023.

4 An Innovative Technology-Enabled Behavioral Health Solution to Improve Employee Productivity: Outcomes from a National Real-World Population. Behavioral Therapy for U.S. Workers with Comorbid Medical and Mental Health Conditions. AbleTo, Inc. (2017). New York, NY.

5 Internal Looker report based on 66,000 Therapy360 graduates examining the percent of enrolled members that graduated, resulting in a 63% graduation rate. Member engaged through June 2021.

6 Internal survey of 43,400 graduates of Therapy360 that resulted in 98% program satisfaction. Nov 2019-Oct 2021.

7 Greenberg PE, Fournier AA, Sisitsky T, Pike CT, Kessler RC. The economic burden of adults with major depressive disorder in the United States (2005 and 2010). J Clin Psychiatry. 2015 Feb;76(2):155-62. doi: 10.4088/JCP.14m09298. PMID: 25742202.

8 Milliman Research Report. “How do individuals with behavioral health conditions contribute to physical and total healthcare spending?” August 2020. Retrieved Nov 2021.

9 2021 Mental Health at Work Report. Mind Share Partners. Retrieved Nov 2021.

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