Following discharge, all contact will be via phone, with the same care manager completing phone sessions to enhance alliance and care continuity. Contacts will last typically 30-45 minutes using a structured but highly flexible approach designed to manage acute issues and cover some aspect of all three care targets based on patient needs/preferences, without requiring care managers to complete all possible interventions at each call. Care managers will prioritize topics to be addressed at each contact, responding first to urgent concerns (e.g., chest pain, suicidal ideation). Next, the care manager will touch on all three aspects of the intervention, with the depth of focus for each component based on prior sessions and current issues. He/she will review psychiatric symptoms and treatment. The care manager will gauge progress on health behavior goals, review motivation/barriers to goal completion, and make an action plan for the next week. Finally, he/she will compare cardiac medication lists to guidelines and review weight/blood pressure self-monitoring. Calls will occur weekly for the first 6 weeks, then may be spaced out in subsequent weeks based on the patient's psychiatric symptoms, progress toward health behavior goals, and cardiovascular status. Both the participant and care manager will agree upon the amount of time between calls after the first 6 weeks, though participants will be encouraged to contact the care manager sooner if needed.