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Nebraska’s $25.5 million behavioral health workforce initiative supported more than 800 trainees, expanded rural telebehavioral health services and helped organizations recruit and retain clinicians, according to a study published June 24 in Psychiatric Services. Researchers at the University of Nebraska…

Michelle Schafer’s tenure as CEO of Nashville, Tenn.-based Mental Health Cooperative ended in June, according to LinkedIn. The behavioral health provider has named Corey Cronrath, DO, interim CEO, according to its website. Dr. Cronrath also serves as chief medical officer…

The California Department of Public Health has approved temporary rule waivers for 23 hospitals after a nurse-patient ratio rule went into effect June 1, Mercury News reported June 29. The new regulations require 35 psychiatric hospitals to assign one nurse…

When clinicians don’t trust clinical decision-support tools, they don’t just ignore them. They spend extra time verifying and correcting AI-generated recommendations undermining productivity and compromising the very quality-of-care gains these tools are meant to deliver. At Becker’s 16th Annual Meeting,…

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The New Mexico Department of Justice opened a formal investigation into allegations that the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration knowingly allowed fentanyl pills to be distributed in New Mexico communities. Attorney General Raúl Torrez said the investigation followed Gov. Michelle Lujan…

Real-time medication price transparency is no longer a someday ambition. As of 2025, 75 percent of hospitals had integrated real-time prescription benefit information for at least some payers, CMS has required Medicare Part D plans to support these tools since…

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  • Christie Callahan, Chief Product Officer, Interra Health
  • Lauren Hackenberg, Senior Director, Provider Capabilities, Optum

Federal prosecutors and auditors are targeting Medicaid behavioral health fraud on multiple fronts, with billions in alleged false claims under scrutiny nationally and two states alone facing audit findings of more than $123 million combined in potentially improper payments for…

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