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- Mendocino County behavioral health providers debated moving from multiple systems to Avatar for patient recordkeeping. - The county described API and interoperability mandates, including posting within 24 hours for public reporting. - The board considered requiring Avatar-only use versus a hybrid model with interoperability built within one year.
- County of Henrico staff attended YSBIRT training for youth behavioral health screening and brief intervention. - Matt (attendee) stated their organization received an expert grant and is implementing YSBIRT into their EHR system. - The session covered workflow design for integrating behavioral health screening into clinical and EHR processes.
- Whole Health uses an EHR across nine programs in five divisions with 95 current licenses. - Current EHR vendor is no longer updating and has outages about every two weeks. - Committee heard plans to issue an RFP for a new EHR in 2027 with interoperability, patient portal, and public health registry connectivity requirements.
Board discussed moving clinics toward electronic medical records (EMR) and evaluating vendors for usability after a prior EMR purchase “wasn’t really user friendly.” Athena Health was mentioned as a potential EMR option. A Local Public Health Infrastructure Grant anticipated award of $100,919,372 was discussed for digitizing vital records.
- Medicaid managed care testimony describes administrative burdens across centralized credentialing, contracting, onboarding, and claims administration. - A division presenter cites an “antiquated system” using spreadsheets for case management and “manual process” challenges. - Speakers emphasize “fragmented tracking of service utilization” and recommendations for data infrastructure and standardized reporting metrics.
- Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs lacked reliable wait lists and had inconsistent admissions decision logging across facilities. - Admissions logs (2020–2025) were incomplete with 16% unlogged and <1% citing unavailable capacity. - KDVA planned a standardized admissions system and centralized database for admissions decisions and waitlist management by October.
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