Rising demand for behavioral healthcare services is colliding with staff shortages, leaving many organizations struggling to keep up. Rogers Behavioral Health found a different path, using clinical-grade AI to transform its intake process. By embedding AI into front-door workflows, Rogers…
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President Donald Trump has declared a crime emergency in Washington, D.C., mobilized federal forces and is working to remove homeless encampments — moves that build on a recent executive order linking homelessness to mental illness, substance use and public safety. …
Despite years of wellness-focused interventions, burnout remains a top threat to clinician retention, care quality and staff morale. Many health systems struggle to turn well-being efforts into lasting change. In this on-demand webinar, leaders from Jefferson Health and Kaiser Permanente…
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Nicole Escobedo
Senior Director, Clinician Well-being Jefferson Health
Mary Pan, MD
Chief Wellness Officer Washington Permanente Medical Group, Kaiser Permanente Washington
Nancy Nankivil
Director of Organizational Well-being American Medical Association
New York City has awarded contracts to 13 mental health clubhouses for adults with severe mental health conditions through a $30 million investment by the state Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Seven of the clubhouses will be newly established,…
Disconnected systems and inefficient workflows often lead to patient frustration, staff dissatisfaction and compliance risk. In today’s complex healthcare environment, outdated communication tools slow decision-making and leave critical messages unanswered, which has negative implications for care quality and patient satisfaction.…
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John Poli
Industries Principal, Healthcare, RingCentral
Mike Stowe
Senior Director, Developer Product Marketing, RingCentral
Remote monitoring tools are giving clinicians more time and data to track behavioral health patients’ progress between visits, according to an article on the American Hospital Association’s website. Here are four things to know:
Brian Barnett, MD, a Cleveland Clinic psychiatrist, is helping to lead a national trial that is working to evaluate whether intravenous ketamine can be an effective alternative for patients with suicidal thoughts and ideation. The study aims to determine whether…
Boston-based Guidelight, a mental healthcare provider, has appointed Emily Alexanderson as COO. Ms. Alexanderson most recently served as COO of Burlington, Mass.-based Groups Recover Together, a national provider of value-based care for substance use disorder, according to an Aug. 12…
Florence, S.C.-based McLeod Health held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new behavioral health pavilion, according to an Aug. 12 ABC affiliate WPDE report. The $100 million facility — developed in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Mental Health, Francis…
Seventy-one behavioral health providers across Massachusetts will receive $17.9 million from the state to expand training and certification for clinicians entering the behavioral health field. The funding aims to address workforce shortages tied to low insurance reimbursement rates, which have…
