The 2022 OPEN MINDS Management Best Practices Institute is focused on driving organizational excellence and world-class performance in serving consumers with the most complex needs. The institute goes past theory and policy — and provides a deep dive into the field-tested management best practices needed for sustainability and success.
The link between excellent practice management and clinical service delivery is required for a profitable program. Lost revenue happens due to billing errors, audits, authorization issues, and documentation issues. In this webinar you will get to see under the hood of an organization that has cultivated its practice management system into delivering revenue.
The 2022 OPEN MINDS Executive Leadership Retreat is focused on creating performance-driven executives who can build performance-driven organizations. The retreat provides the opportunity to learn the lessons from past and present leaders on how to decide what needs to be done, inspire teams to embrace the new challenges in the field, and create a framework for organizational transformation.
The Institute is focused on the executive role in harnessing new science and new technology to provide better consumer service and organizational competitive advantage. This institute provides an update on new technologies and field-tested models for making new science work at scale. Join us, as we work to leverage new science for better consumer care.
Please join us for an informative session to explore how NextGen Population Health enables its users to support “whole-person care” by both assisting in the stratifying of risk for comorbid behavioral health and physical health conditions and by its capability to support outreach efforts that lead to optimal outcomes.
In this webinar, we will explore the CCBHC requirements for scope of services, data collection, and reporting as well as how organizations are achieving better outcomes, better quality, and true financial sustainability leveraging a CCBHC model.
Join us as a panel of industry experts discuss the survey findings and its implications for business and clinical strategy, including population health, complex care services, technology and value-based payment.
