In today’s economy, community-based mental health organizations face plenty of challenges, not the least of which is finding a way to service growing demand in the face of having to work with tighter budgets. Especially here in VA, where the Department of Medical Assistance Services (DMAS) is pushing for more integrated care, it’s more difficult than ever for clinicians working in these agencies to keep their heads above the proverbial waters, let alone STAY ahead! Moving from paper to an online platform can make a big difference, helping providers keep their case notes organized and ntm making the process of submitting billing much easier and cleaner. Supporting the current shifts in the market is key to ensuring that these vital services remain strong and effective. ✊ 💯
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