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clinical outcomes

2024–2025 Outcomes

meaningful progress. measured throughout treatment.

At Galen Hope, we believe effective treatment should be compassionate, individualized, and informed by meaningful data. We use measurement-based care (MBC) to better understand each client’s experience, monitor progress over time, and help our treatment team make thoughtful adjustments throughout treatment.

2024–2025 outcomes show meaningful improvement in depression, anxiety, trauma, and eating disorder symptoms among clients included in our report.

“We built Galen Hope to be the program we would choose for someone we love most—where clients, families, and referring professionals become true partners in recovery. Our award-winning outcomes show what is possible when exceptional clinical care and genuine human connection ensure every person is seen, understood, & supported.”
Wendy Oliver-Pyatt, MD, FAED Co-Founder & CEO
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Our 2024–2025 outcomes reflect 162 clients who participated in Galen Hope’s eating disorder and mental health programs for at least 30 days and completed treatment.

outcomes at a glance

Meaningful relief from Depression Symptoms

Depression outcomes: 54% average reduction for all clients and 56% for clients with moderate to severe symptoms at admission.

Meaningful relief from Anxiety Symptoms

Anxiety outcomes: 46% average reduction for all clients and 49% for clients with moderate to severe symptoms at admission.

Significant improvement in Trauma Symptoms

Trauma outcomes: 49% average reduction for all clients and 51% for clients with probable PTSD at admission.

Meaningful reduction in Eating Disorder Symptoms

Eating disorder outcomes: 47% average reduction in overall symptom severity for all clients and 48% for clients above the clinical cutoff at admission.
“Good care means treating the whole person, not just the diagnosis. These results reflect what happens when a team does that consistently.”
Christopher Dennis, MD, MBA, FAPA Executive Medical Director

how measurement-based care works

  1. Collect

    Clients complete standardized measures:

    • On the first day of admission
    • Monthly during PHP and IOP
    • Twice monthly during residential treatment
    • On the final day of treatment

    Collecting information at several points allows the treatment team to evaluate how symptoms change over time.

    Source: 2024–2025 Outcomes Report

  2. Act

    The treatment team uses the results alongside clinical observations and ongoing conversations with the client and family to help guide treatment and make thoughtful adjustments when appropriate.

    Source: 2024–2025 Outcomes Report

family engagement matters

Family Involvement is Associated with Better Outcomes

Our outcomes data show a positive pattern across measures, particularly eating disorder symptoms, among clients whose families participated in Family Days. Family participation may include parents, a spouse or partner, siblings, and/or close friends.

Source: 2024–2025 Outcomes Report

“There is something truly magical that happens when the family, the outside team and the Galen Hope team all work in harmony together, helping the client and their loved ones to heal and grow in ways that they could not have imagined prior to coming.”
Amy Boyers, PhD Founder & President
Average reduction in symptoms from admission to discharge. Depression: 48% without Family Days, 59% with. Anxiety: 45% without, 54% with. Eating disorder: 37% without, 55% with.

who is represented in our outcomes?

Clients by program: eating disorder 75.9% (123 clients), mental health 24.1% (39 clients). Clients by population: adults ages 18–65, 89.5% (145 clients); adolescents ages 13–17, 10.5% (17 clients). Clients by gender identity: female 82.1% (133 clients), male 17.3% (28 clients), non-binary 0.6% (1 client). Clients by race and ethnicity: white/European non-Hispanic 53.70%, Hispanic/Latino 33.95%, not reported 4.32%, Asian/Asian American 2.47%, African American 1.85%, other not listed 1.85%, Middle Eastern 0.62%, multiracial 0.62%, preferred not to answer 0.62%.

recognition for measurement-based care

2025 MBC Impact Award

Highest Average Symptom Improvement

The Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval

Galen Hope is also accredited by The Joint Commission.

treatment informed by data. centered on people.

Outcomes are one part of the treatment experience. At Galen Hope, measurement-based care works alongside clinical expertise, individualized treatment, family involvement, and collaboration with outside providers to help us understand each client more fully and respond thoughtfully throughout care.

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