Dr. Jason Clay Miller, DO

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Transforming Mental Health Services and Enhancing Patient Outcomes Across the United States

Jason Miller, DO, a seasoned healthcare leader with over 25 years of experience in the medical field, is making significant strides in the realm of behavioral health as the Managing Partner and Chief Clinical Officer at Athra Systems. With offices across Texas and clinical partners across the United States, Athra Systems is at the forefront of developing comprehensive mental health systems for hospitals, health systems, and communities.

Dr. Miller is a board-certified psychiatrist and family medicine physician whose career reflects an unwavering commitment to improving mental health services and patient care. “At Athra, we believe no one should have to face challenges alone,” says Dr. Miller. “Our team is driven by a shared commitment to helping people and transforming behavioral healthcare. We collaborate with partners to make the impossible possible—developing strategic solutions, optimizing operations, and empowering teams to shape the future of care.” This ethos has led Athra Systems to deliver sustainable results that not only improve patient outcomes but also enhance the success of healthcare organizations.

Athra’s mission emphasizes providing high-quality psychiatric and healthcare advisory and consulting services tailored to enhance organizational performance, ensure compliance, manage risks, and ultimately improve the lives of patients, residents, and communities. The company’s vision is to foster an organizational culture that thrives on problem-solving, creativity, and sustainable solutions while ensuring that team members find professional fulfillment and rewarding work experiences.

Dr. Miller graduated with his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree from the University of North Texas Health Science Center, Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1999 and completed his training at the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio. His dedication to serving others is further demonstrated by his service in the United States Air Force as a Lt. Colonel during the Afghanistan War, serving for 11 years in both the family medicine and psychiatric realms. He has been the Chief Medical Officer at Texas Vista Medical Center, Voyages Behavioral Health, and Crosscreek Behavioral Health. 

In addition to his role at Athra Systems, Dr. Miller was also the founding Residency Training Director and an Associate Professor at the University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine, Texas Institute for Graduate Medical Education and Research (UIWSOM TIGMER), where he developed a 48-resident program. Furthermore, he is the CEO of Crosstown Mental Health, the provider arm of Athra Systems, with multiple offices across San Antonio, Austin, and Dallas..

Athra Systems exemplifies a commitment to delivering comprehensive psychiatric services across various settings, forming partnerships with hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, medical review organizations, government agencies, and the justice system. Dr. Miller and his dedicated team craft personalized treatment plans that guide individuals toward healing and growth. Their approach emphasizes creating a welcoming and supportive environment, ensuring that every person receives the care and attention they deserve.

As Dr. Miller continues to lead Athra Systems and Crosstown Mental Health, his vision for a transformed behavioral healthcare landscape remains steadfast. Through innovative practices and a compassionate approach, he aims to inspire a new era of mental health care that prioritizes patient well-being and community support.

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