University of Utah Health says phone follow-up outreach for patients discharged after suicidal-ideation admissions will expand August 10 to HMHI sites and UUH EDs.
Phone follow-up outreach
University of Utah Health says it and Huntsman Mental Health Institute launched phone-based follow-up outreach for patients discharged after admission for suicidal ideation. University of Utah Health identifies the initiative as “You Matter” Outreach. The source says the outreach is rooted in the Zero Suicide framework. Its published item describes the launch as hope for improved behavioral health recovery.
Expansion to additional settings
According to University of Utah Health, the outreach was set to expand on August 10, 2025. The source says the expansion reaches all Huntsman Mental Health Institute locations and University of Utah Health emergency departments. University of Utah Health describes the outreach as follow-up for people discharged after admission for suicidal ideation.
Details in the published notice
University of Utah Health describes the contact as phone-based follow-up outreach. It identifies University of Utah Health and Huntsman Mental Health Institute as the organizations launching the effort. It also identifies the Zero Suicide framework as the basis for the outreach.
The University of Utah Health extract presents these points as part of one outreach launch. It says the program is phone-based and identifies its framework. It says the targeted follow-up follows discharge after an admission for suicidal ideation. It says the stated expansion includes all HMHI locations and UUH emergency departments. The source gives August 10, 2025, for that expansion. The source calls the effort “You Matter” Outreach.
Scope described by the source
University of Utah Health’s notice identifies a specific form of contact: phone-based follow-up. It links that contact to discharge after admissions for suicidal ideation. The notice also identifies the settings included in the expansion: all Huntsman Mental Health Institute locations and University of Utah Health emergency departments.
The supplied University of Utah Health extract does not provide further operational details about the outreach beyond the launch, framework, patient circumstance, expansion date, and named settings.
What this means for Utah patients
University of Utah Health says this outreach is expanding across HMHI locations and UUH emergency departments. For people seeking treatment locally, this directory lists 96 published clinics in Utah; the source does not state which, if any, are involved in the outreach.
This is general information, not medical advice.
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