Training and orienting staff to their new roles in integrated behavioral health and primary care organizations can be particularly important to the success of the integration efforts.  This tip sheet includes four best practices for training and orienting staff to

There are significant cultural differences between primary care and behavioral health settings, which may impede efforts to integrate primary care staff or activities into behavioral health organizations. Organizational leaders may need to emphasize the importance of integration and engage staff

Adequate oversight of the delivery of personal care services in participant-directed programs is vital so that members’ individual service plans are carried out correctly and prevent fraud and abuse. However, monitoring the provision of services in participant-directed programs can be

You can view the webinar recording below. Supporting documents such as webinar slides, transcript, speaker bios, and additional resources are available to download by scrolling to the attachments section below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMT_iKWcU_E This is the first webinar in the Meaningful Consumer

The Behavioral Health Integration Capacity Assessment (BHICA) is designed to assist behavioral health organizations in assessing their ability to integrate primary care services. The BHICA allows behavioral health organizations to evaluate their current processes related to three approaches to integrated

Health plans increasingly will be required to provide oversight to a broader range of services as more states contract with health plans for managed long-term services and supports. Oversight often refers to preventing fraud and abuse, which requires ensuring that

Integrated behavioral health provides care in a single setting, often primary care, for both medical and behavioral health conditions. Primary care and behavioral health clinicians collaborate to provide person-centered care for a specific population. Care can be focused on mental