Syra Health вошла в модель CMS ACCESS для расширения доступа к поведенческой медицине

Syra Health Corp. (SYRA), an integrated healthcare solutions company, announced that, in partnership with HealthSync, it has been accepted into the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) ACCESS model. The inclusion is expected to support broader deployment of Syra Health's behavioral health solutions while expanding access to coordinated and affordable services for individuals enrolled in Original Medicare. CMS ACCESS Model The CMS ACCESS model is designed to advance innovative healthcare delivery and reimbursement approaches, with a focus on improving patient outcomes, expanding access and accelerating value-based care. As part of the collaboration, Syra Health and HealthSync will work to engage healthcare providers and support patient referrals into ACCESS and ACCESS-aligned programs, using Syrenity as the enabling behavioral health solution. Syrenity Digital Health Platform Syrenity is Syra Health's digital mental and behavioral health solution designed to improve behavioral health outcomes. In a clinical research study conducted by Indiana University, Syrenity demonstrated reductions in depression and anxiety symptoms and improvements in overall well-being among individuals with access to the platform compared with those without access. The companies intend to expand access to coordinated behavioral health services for Original Medicare beneficiaries through the program. Growth Strategy Syra Health CEO Greg Alexander said the company's inclusion in the CMS ACCESS model could become a durable, ten-year revenue opportunity for Syra Health. The company expects the model to support scaled deployment of Syrenity across behavioral health populations, with prescribers able to receive reimbursement for referring patients. Syra Health and HealthSync's partnership remains subject to negotiation and execution of a definitive agreement between the parties. SYRA has traded between $0.05 and $1.15 over the past year. The stock is currently trading at $0.93. For comments and feedback contact: [email protected] Business News September 04, 2026 15:08 ET The job report and foreign trade data were the main economic news from the U.S. in the first week of September. Elsewhere in North America, the Canadian central bank announced its latest policy decision. Inflation data from Eurozone was the highlight in Europe. The latest interest rate decision by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand drew attention in Asia.