Friday, April 12 | Human Services, Cause Connected, Who is Netsmart?

Expanding Horizons in the Workplace

By Netsmart

Heartstrings is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that’s actively increasing opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) in the workplace. The Olathe, Kansas-based foundation carefully matches employees' unique skills and interests with a role that provides a sense of independence and connection to the community.

Each Wednesday afternoon, the Heartstrings Goody Delivery® team visits our Overland Park offices with a cart of carefully packaged snacks available for purchase. It’s truly a privilege for Netsmart to partner with such an impactful organization and engage with their team members on a weekly basis. Goody Delivery is just one of the employment opportunities Heartstrings offers. Learn more about their mission, operations and our shared vision for a more inclusive community on NetsmartLife.

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4 Tips to Making Self-Care a Top Priority

Friday, July 24 | Cause Connected,Thought Leadership,Netsmart Culture

International Self-Care Day is the perfect opportunity to slow down and check in with yourself. Discover some simple yet applicable ways you can work to prioritize yourself today.

Discovering the Benefits: A Study on AA

Tuesday, July 14 | Human Services,Thought Leadership,Value-based Care

A recent study conducted by the Cochrane Systematic Review demonstrates the overall success rate of alcoholic anonymous programs, especially when paired with professional and clinical therapies or treatments. Learn more about the study and how AA programs can benefit communities when paired with other treatment opportunities.

FHIR APIs Are Heating Up

Wednesday, July 08 | Thought Leadership,Human Services,Interoperability,Netsmart in the Community

Netsmart associates partnered with representatives from Altarum and MaxMD as team "United Together" for this year's MiHIN Interopathon, where industry leaders came together to test, validate and critique health IT standards in a competitive setting to advance interoperability.