We Can Help.
The Zayante Group provides expert consultation to health care organizations, law firms, government, community groups and others for behavioral health or forensic patients. Areas of specialization are as wide-ranging as our consultant base, and includes areas such as expert development, clinical care, risk management, survey or monitoring, expert testimony and business operations and leadership. We have certified NCCHP professionals available to consult and monitor for forensic facilities, and experts in Joint Commission survey standards for psychiatric facilities.
Depending on the needs of your organization, the Zayante Group can help you achieve not only resolution to a situation or crisis, but help you develop and apply knowledge in order to respond effectively to future situations. This is achieved through workplace training of key individuals in decision-making capacities such as front-line managers.
The Zayante Group can help healthcare organizations large and small---we operate from a principle of matching best practices that fit the capability of the clients we serve. Each organization is different--not only size and function, but in their missions and values. Solutions depend on the identification of the organizational aims--our focus is to then find the right fit that meets those aims.
Family Consultations.
In Addition: Zayante Group has licensed clinical experts with expertise in urgent or emergent situations available to directly consult with families in accessing services for their loved ones during times of crisis (these services are consultation based in a telehealth environment, and do not substitute for direct clinical care).
To reach the Zayante Group for more information, use the contact form,
or call 1-855-ZAYANTE (1-855-929-2683) ext 101
About our name
We take our name from a branch of the Native American Ohlone tribe of the Central California redwood coastal region. The mighty redwood is an excellent reminder for organizations of the power of resiliency.
We face challenges in this business. But a "doing the right thing, well" philosophy in the care for individuals with significant challenges will help avoid costly (both in human and financial terms) poor outcomes of care.
Do These Challenges Sound Familiar?
Here is a sampling of the areas where one of our expert consultants can help your organization:
Forensic Facility seeking to meet NCCHP Standards
Meeting TJC or CARF survey standards for psychiatric facilities
Managing "detox" patients
The suicidal patient in the emergency department
Financial losses from operating a psychiatric unit
Nurse / Clinical staffing and structure for care
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