Kansas behavioral health center partners with Qualifacts

Ottawa, Kan.-based Elizabeth Layton Center is partnering with Qualifacts, an electronic health record platform, for its certified community behavioral health center services. 

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The behavioral health organization will use Qualifacts’ Credible platform at both its Ottawa and Paola, Kan., locations, according to a March 6 news release. 

“CCBHC billing is complex and we are looking to Credible as a national CCBHC leading vendor and a leader in our state to simplify the tying of services to claims behind the scenes to free up staff time and effort to focus on services, and to support us in being paid accurately and quickly,” Chris Scott, CFO for ELC, said in the release. 

Qualifacts was named as having the top ranked behavioral health EHR solutions in the 2022 and 2023 “Best in KLAS: Software and Services” report.

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