Topic: Care Coordination

As we are busily making holiday plans and shopping lists, many individuals and companies are participating in a new tradition called “Giving Tuesday.” Celebrated on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, Giving […]

Now is an exciting time for Medicaid technology. Earlier this year, CMS issued a guidance letter to State Medicaid Directors regarding a 90% match for expenditures related to connecting Medicaid […]

Doctors, hospitals, and community-based organizations are working together to coordinate care for vulnerable individuals in their communities. Successful care coordination acts as the bridge across these multiple systems and provides […]

The United States Administration for Child and Families (AC&F) recently published the new federal Comprehensive Child Welfare Information Systems (CCWIS) rule to stimulate the modernization of child and family services agencies. […]

Homeless service providers and Medicaid agencies share a common goal — to provide services for the most vulnerable individuals in their communities. Many of these homeless individuals are known as […]

Health and human service organizations provide support services for vulnerable individuals in their communities. By design, these service agencies have a program-centric view of care and are primarily focused on […]

This month we are recognizing National Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month. Communities across the country are coming together to discuss ways to help prevent this public health crisis that takes […]

Next week in Phoenix (September 18-21, 2016) federal, state, and local human service leaders will be coming together at the APHSA ISM 2016 conference to discuss key trends relating to […]