Serving you, so you can serve others
Integrating Electronic Health Records, services and solutions for PERSON-CENTERED CARE IN human services
Go beyond an EHR
We understand the challenges facing human services organizations. Netsmart can help you navigate changing value-based care models with solutions and services that make person-centered care a reality. Then we go much further with technology and services that provide holistic, real-time views of care histories that inform better decision-making and better outcomes.
Netsmart offers more than 50 years of proven expertise in human services. No other healthcare technology company has more experience helping behavioral health, substance use and addictions management, social services and public sector providers take advantage of new opportunities. As a trusted partner, we connect care communities through solutions for interoperability, analytics, telehealth, consumer engagement and mobility.
In this community
Behavioral Health
We’ve built behavioral health EHR platforms for more than 50 years. We partner with organizations to overcome challenges in providing human services, streamline care delivery and improve outcomes.
Public Sector
We help the state and local health community connect to the larger care community through innovative public health solutions that support delivering integrated whole-person care state-wide and throughout your community.
Social Services
We simplify case management, the coordination of services, documentation and complex billing processes so you can focus on your clients.
Substance Use and Addictions Management
Our substance use EHR platforms support both abstinence treatment and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) models and let you coordinate treatment among multiple providers."The benefits have been off the charts. We’re using the efficiencies we’ve created to serve people we wouldn’t normally be able to serve."
Tuerk Schlesinger - CEO, AltaPointe Behavioral Health System
Featured Event
Don't miss this trade show:
OPEN MINDS Management Best Practices Institute
Monday, August 12 - Wednesday, August 14
You don’t want to miss the upcoming OPEN MINDS Best Practices Institute in Long Beach, CA August 12 – 15. This event is focused on clinical and management best practices tools that you need for success in the current value-based world. Netsmart is exhibiting in booth 1/2, along with sponsoring the plenary address on how to take your EHR from just data to strategic information. This session will give you real-world cases of EHRs supporting value-based care… it’s one you will not want to miss! Stop by booth 1/2 and talk to us about if you are leveraging your technology to support your population health management & value-based care strategies. If you’d like to pre-schedule a meeting with Netsmart, email events@ntst.com.
Especially for human services
Upcoming Webinar:
The Intersection of Consumer Data and Technology
On March 21, Centerstone will share how leveraging consumer data can help establish customer relationship management (CRM) best practices and deliver ongoing consumer engagement. OPEN MINDS and Netsmart will discuss the value of using an integrated CRM to improve access to care and speed to delivery as well as uncover hidden consumer risks.
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