Netsmart CareThreads

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Netsmart CareThreads (https://www.ntst.com/resources-and-insights/podcasts) is a podcast that brings human services and post-acute leaders together for a dialogue about real-time and relevant topics that impact you, your team and those you serve. Learn about key healthcare trends and industry changes in addiction management (https://www.ntst.com/solutions/by-community/human-services/addiction-treatment), behavioral health (https://www.ntst.com/solutions/by-community/human-services/behavioral-health), home health (https://www.ntst.com/post-acute-care/home-health-software), hospice (https://www.ntst.com/post-acute-care/hospice-software), long-term care and other community care settings.

  1. The Outlook for Care at Home in 2026

    4월 9일

    The Outlook for Care at Home in 2026

    What does the care at home landscape look like in 2026? In this episode, Dr. Steve Landers, former CEO of the National Alliance for Care at Home, shares his thoughts on the forces shaping care at home today and what providers should be preparing for as we move through the year. Dr. Landers offers a candid look at hospice, home health, palliative care and home care. The discussion covers Medicare and Medicaid policy shifts, payment pressures, workforce realities, quality oversight, fraud prevention and the power of advocacy. This episode also explores looking beyond short-term regulation, improving how the care at home story is told and preparing for a future where access, sustainability and patient-centered care are connected. Listen to hear about: Hospice trends in 2026, including length of stay, live discharges and quality reporting under HOPE The state of home health reimbursement, PDGM pressures and the impact of recent CMS rate decisions Medicaid funding uncertainty and what it could mean for home and community-based services Medicare Advantage dynamics, supplemental home care and ongoing concerns about including hospice benefits within Medicare Advantage plans Why advocacy, grassroots engagement and storytelling are critical to protecting access and sustainability

    48분
  2. From Fragmentation to Fabric

    2월 10일 ·  비디오

    From Fragmentation to Fabric

    Voices of Care episode 2 features an in-depth conversation on the evolution of healthcare technology across three distinct eras of digitization. Host David Strocchia sits down with 30-year industry veteran and Strategic Advisor Kevin Scalia, along with AJ Peterson, SVP & GM, CareGuidance, to reflect on past developments and define what community-based care providers can expect from technology today. From the early days of paper charts through the development of electronic health records (EHRs) to the modern day of leveraging augmented intelligence and automation, this discussion explores how healthcare IT has steadily progressed from supporting billing and compliance to enabling measurement, interoperability and whole-person care. It also highlights how modernized technologies are giving back to clinicians and consumers by reducing administrative friction, supporting care coordination and empowering decision makers. Tune in to learn why true digital transformation is not about technology for technology’s sake, but about connecting people, systems and data into a unified fabric that supports community-based care.

    37분
  3. Transforming Hospice Care Through Technology and Partnership

    2025. 11. 19. ·  비디오

    Transforming Hospice Care Through Technology and Partnership

    The role that hospices play in end-of-life care is changing, and technology is helping to shape what comes next. As hospice staff face rising demands, new regulations and shifting reimbursement models, the right technology can make all the difference. By combining leadership innovation with technology designed for care at home, organizations can drive better outcomes for patients, families and clinicians alike. In this episode, Hannah Patterson, General Manager and Vice President of Care at Home at Netsmart, speaks with Patrick Miller, President & CEO of NorthStar Care Community, about how a decades-long partnership and shared commitment to innovation have transformed care delivery and strengthened operational success. Join Listen us as we discuss: Building a “gold standard” blueprint for hospice operations Using data and analytics to improve clinical performance and staff satisfaction Leveraging interoperability to strengthen collaboration and care coordination Preparing for the HOPE transition and the shift toward value-based care Expanding the hospice mission into advanced illness and palliative care

    24분
  4. How We Got Here: The Origins of Community-Based Care

    2025. 10. 09. ·  비디오

    How We Got Here: The Origins of Community-Based Care

    In the inaugural episode of Voices of Care, featuring Kevin Scalia, a Netsmart leader and long-time advocate for community-based care joins Scott Green, SVP & Managing Director of CareDimensions, Netsmart. Kevin shares his journey into shaping policy and technology in behavioral health, starting with the 2008 financial crisis and the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which sparked his mission to level the playing field for behavioral health organizations within the evolving landscape of healthcare IT. From navigating the complexities of meaningful use to forging alliances with industry associations and healthcare IT competitors, and the strategies, hurdles and pivotal moments that shaped the Netsmart advocacy efforts. The conversation highlights the importance of technology investments to meet providers’ needs and improve care delivery, along with ongoing initiatives to build infrastructure that supports data sharing and empowers community-based organizations. Join us to hear about: · Kevin’s career journey and bringing Netsmart into the forefront of helping shape policy on behalf of our clients and those they serve · The evolution of the Behavioral Healthcare IT Coalition and the power of unified messaging · Why interoperability is the key to truly integrated, whole-person care · The vital role of technology in integrating physical and mental healthcare · How past investments in EHR infrastructure are laying the groundwork for AI-driven solutions If you want to hear more episodes like this one, look for Voices of Care, a Netsmart CareThreads podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Online Resources: Summary of Netsmart Healthcare Legislative Advocacy (ntst.com) Fierce Healthcare Article: Netsmart Clients to Receive Nearly $2 Million in Meaningful Use EHR Incentive Payments The Hill Article: People with addiction issues should be able to control their own health data – Patrick J. Kennedy and Kevin Scalia

    28분
  5. Welcome to Voices of Care

    2025. 09. 30. ·  비디오

    Welcome to Voices of Care

    Welcome to the Voices of Care Podcast, a short series dedicated to exploring how technology and advocacy shape community-based care. This introductory episode sets the stage for thoughtful conversations about the history, lessons and future of integrated health systems. Kevin Scalia, a long-time advocate for community-based care and Netsmart leader, opens the series with a look back at the evolution of the electronic health record (EHR), the policy and advocacy that fueled progress and the partnerships that made interoperability possible. Kevin discusses the podcast’s purpose, the decisions that shaped today’s Netsmart CareFabric® platform and where technology can move us next to improve coordination, quality and outcomes. Tune in to future episodes where we’ll have special guests join us for the discussion to learn from past successes and explore practical steps we can take together to build a more connected, person-centered healthcare system.

    2분

  6. 2025. 04. 16. ·  비디오

    From Guidelines to Success: The Impact of Standard Operating Procedures in Hospice, Including the HOPE Tool

    With the Hospice Outcomes & Patient Evaluation (HOPE) tool set to go live on October 1st, hospice providers are facing a transformative shift in documentation and patient evaluation. In this episode, we explore what it takes to successfully implement HOPE, without disrupting care delivery. Diana Franchitto, a hospice center president and CEO, shares how her organization is navigating the transition by leveraging structured operating procedures, a dedicated task force and a clear implementation timeline. From regulatory compliance to operational challenges, we break down the steps every provider should consider to stay on track. We also discuss how Netsmart is supporting providers through this transition with solutions designed to streamline workflow adjustments and work towards timely submissions. Whether you are part of a large hospice with a dedicated team or a smaller organization where staff wear multiple hats, this conversation will help you chart your path forward. Don’t wait until October to start preparing! Tune in to gain practical strategies and resources to navigate this change smoothly. Learn more about how HOPE fits into your workflow and how Netsmart can support your transition. Visit www.ntst.com/hope for FAQs, webinars and resources to guide your next steps.

    30분
  7. 2025 Care at Home Industry Outlook

    2025. 02. 25.

    2025 Care at Home Industry Outlook

    What does the future hold for home health and hospice in 2025? In this Netsmart CareThreads podcast, host Mike Dordick, McBee President and Netsmart SVP of Post-Acute Strategy, sits down with Dr. Steve Landers, President of the National Alliance for Care at Home, for this discussion. They explore the biggest issues facing care-at-home providers today, from payment reform and regulatory pressures to the growing needs of an aging population and the path forward for high-quality, cost-effective home-based care. You’ll hear how policy decisions are reshaping reimbursement and what providers can do now to advocate for change.

    39분

  8. 2024. 12. 12. ·  비디오

    Using AI to Redefine Clinical Workflows and Enhance Outcomes

    Augmented Intelligence is redefining clinical workflows, reducing documentation time and empowering clinicians to focus on patient care. This shift not only improves efficiency but also enhances outcomes and job satisfaction. With tools designed for ease of use and minimal disruption, AI is driving higher productivity and better clinician retention. In this episode, Maria Warren, VP at Netsmart, is joined by Chris Yakscoe, Senior Director of Bells AI at Netsmart, and Trent Smith, CEO of Apricot AI. They explore the transformative power of AI in healthcare, particularly for home health and post-acute care. The guests also share practical guidance for evaluating AI solutions, emphasizing security, compliance and meaningful ROI. In this episode, we discuss: Meaningful AI as a tool to augment clinicians’ capabilitiesAI’s impact on documentationJob satisfaction and retention due to AIAdvice on assessing AI toolsThe potential AI has in healthcareIf you want to hear more episodes like this one, look for the Netsmart CareThreads podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or however you listen to your podcasts.

    40분
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Netsmart CareThreads (https://www.ntst.com/resources-and-insights/podcasts) is a podcast that brings human services and post-acute leaders together for a dialogue about real-time and relevant topics that impact you, your team and those you serve. Learn about key healthcare trends and industry changes in addiction management (https://www.ntst.com/solutions/by-community/human-services/addiction-treatment), behavioral health (https://www.ntst.com/solutions/by-community/human-services/behavioral-health), home health (https://www.ntst.com/post-acute-care/home-health-software), hospice (https://www.ntst.com/post-acute-care/hospice-software), long-term care and other community care settings.

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