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Monrovia, Calif.-based Autism Learning Partners has closed its New York Medicaid panels for new Medicaid and Child Health Plus patients, effective April 17. The move follows two reimbursement cuts for applied behavior analysis services: a 12.5% reduction that took effect…
More than two-thirds — 68% — of substance use and mental health treatment facilities reported using only an EHR with no paper charts, while 25% used a mix of digital and paper records, according to an April report from the…
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health is launching a behavioral health research initiative that will fund up to $139.4 million to develop new therapies. The initiative, Evidence-Based Validation and Innovation for Rapid Therapeutics in Behavioral Health, will allocate at…
Ambulatory organizations are under pressure to reduce administrative burden, improve clinician satisfaction and deliver a more consistent patient experience — all without compromising security or trust. The answer isn’t another bolt-on tool. It’s AI built directly into the EHR workflows…
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Senior Director, Oracle Health
Matt Patterson
Senior Director, Oracle Health
Dallas-based North Texas Behavioral Health Authority has reported a data breach affecting 285,086 individuals, The HIPAA Journal reported April 21. The organization identified unauthorized activity in its systems around Oct. 15. An investigation found an unauthorized third party accessed its…
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and The Jed Foundation plan to combine into a single organization. The combined entity, the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention/The Jed Foundation, is expected to be completed by this fall, according to an April…
Mothers prescribed at least one sterol biosynthesis-inhibiting medication — including certain antidepressants, antipsychotics, anxiolytics, beta-blockers and statins — had a 1.47-fold higher risk of having a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, according to a study published April 16 in Molecular Psychiatry.…
Demand for behavioral health services is rising rapidly, but workforce capacity is not keeping pace. Health systems are seeing the downstream effects: strained emergency departments, fragmented care and patients falling through gaps during critical transitions. Traditional, episodic models are no…
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As care delivery expands beyond the hospital into outpatient, home and community settings, financial performance increasingly depends on how well executive leaders align. Health systems can no longer manage non-acute expansion in silos. Scaling care across sites now requires the…
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Tewksbury Hospital (Mass.) is facing increased scrutiny after a fourth reported assault on campus since an April 3 secruity policy change, NBC Boston reported April 20. The policy from the Executive Office of HHS barred Tewksbury Hospital security personnel from…
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