An expert healer discusses a recent report highlighting the connection between mental and physical health. The report found that integrating mental health services into primary care would better serve patients' needs, but current government regulations create barriers by treating behavioral health separately. These rules surrounding licensing, privacy and reimbursement require different standards that complicate coordination of integrated care programs. The healer advocates for the ancient Siddha-Veda approach of addressing overall well-being through prevention and mitigation of issues affecting the body, mind or emotions.

1. Master Healer Pankaj Naram shares report on
mental and physical health care integration

2. Master Healer Pankaj Naram, an authority in Ancient
Siddha-Veda Secrets, has long declared that there is a
connection between mental health and physical health.
The worldwide community is finding more and more
evidence to support the Siddha-Veda’s ancient knowledge.
Even healthcare leaders are finally pushing for better
integration between mental health and physical medicine,
according to a recent report from the Blue Cross Blue
Shield of Massachusetts Foundation. Unfortunately, the
report states that the goal is difficult to be attained any
time soon.

3. According to the study, many people in the primary care and
behavioral health fields believe patients would be more likely to
get mental healthcare or substance abuse treatment if their
primary care doctor’s office also offered those services.
Government regulations, however, currently create significant
barriers for integrating behavioral health with primary care. Rules
surrounding licensing, privacy, and insurance reimbursement
were written many years ago, before providers realized the
benefits of integration. As the report states, “the requirements
conflict, overlap, and duplicate one another, making it very
difficult to navigate among the various requirements to create an
integrated program.”

4. Barriers to integration include a burdensome licensing
process; different regulatory requirements for mental
health providers and community health centers; different
architectural requirements; and separate staffing
requirements.
When a person is not feeling well, it is difficult to deal
with all these additional complications.
Finding simple ways in which people can prevent and
mitigate anything that may trouble their body, mind, or
emotions is one of the key aspects of the ancient Siddha-
veda secrets, says Master Healer Pankaj Naram.

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