Netsmart CareThreads

In this insightful podcast, Lindsay Mack and Kristy Pyles discuss the current state and future of electronic visit verification (EVV) implementation. These two experts in home care explore the landscape for providers, payers and states, while also highlighting the potential of EVV to improve healthcare delivery and address workforce shortages.

What strategies should states and counties adopt to meet the changing behavioral health landscape? In this podcast, we’ll look at our nation’s largest state, California, to see how they are responding to new legislation, high-risk populations and technology innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI). Join David Strocchia, SVP and Managing Director of Human Services, Netsmart; Mark Van Horn, VP of Public Sector, Netsmart; and Veronica Kelley, DSW, Director of Behavioral Health Services, Orange County for an informative conversation. They discuss the latest challenges facing the public sector in California, from unhoused populations to legislative billing changes––and how they leverage data and technology to successfully evolve.

Join Jonah Cunningham, CEO of National Association of County Behavioral Health & Developmental Disability Directors (NACBHDD) and Executive Director of National Association of Rural Mental Health (NARMH), as he sits down with Tom Herzog, Chief Operating Officer of Netsmart. Discover the latest trends in behavioral health, including 988 crisis lines, Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinics (CCBHCs), and AI technology. Learn how national change grows from local partnerships, and get inspired to be an innovator in your community.

Autism has become a significant issue in healthcare today, with rapidly rising diagnoses each year. In this podcast, Jamie Pagliaro, Executive Vice President and Chief Learning Officer at Rethink, a leading provider of ABA solutions, sits down with Jen Gray, Director of Solution Consulting at Netsmart, to talk about the growing demand for autism care. They’ll discuss the impact on service providers like BCBAs and RBTs, along with some emerging technology that can help with large caseloads and overwhelming documentation. Check out this podcast to learn more.

The episode delves into solutions for senior care delivery, emphasizing prevention and care

coordination. The guests shed light on the future of CCRCs, focusing on continuous innovation, expanded services, and cost-effective, high-quality care to support aging in place and prevent the need for higher acuity care settings.

What strategies do a human services organization need to improve both top-line (growth) and bottom-line (profit) sustainability? Learn how to leverage technology for business health, including less overhead, happier staff, more service lines and stronger consumer engagement.

How did a CFO with a non-clinical background revolutionize care for a 140-year-old IDD nonprofit? Learn how a financial turnaround led to better care, staff retention and shared vision.

The president of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) says the performance of these agencies during the pandemic raised their awareness among the public and people in other parts of health care services. As we move through 2023, and further away from the pandemic, home care agencies and hospices are looking to increase their value in the overall home care landscape.

Benchmark Human Services has been uniquely successful in serving the most complex populations with a variety of models focused on providing individuals with comprehensive care to drive better outcomes. With a clear mission of serving people at the forefront, they’ve taken a lifestyle approach to care, adjusting their approach to meet the unique needs of each state, as well as to serve people no matter what their needs are today.

The expectations seniors have for healthy aging is changing and it is up to continuing care retirement communities (CCRC), also referred to as life plan communities, to adapt. A tenured leader in senior living and long-term care dives into the changes, challenges and opportunities ahead to ensure long-lasting success for CCRCs.