Technology support and consulting services for human services and post-acute care providers

Plexus Services

You deliver care by developing and documenting care plans and coordinating services. For everything else that keeps your organization going – IT support, ensuring high availability of technology, handling complex billing issues, maximizing the functionality of your EHR and other solutions – you can rely on Netsmart.

Plexus Services help organizations prioritize care over technology and administrative tasks. From managing your EHR and business applications in our healthcare cloud, configuring your solutions to support new business requirements or goals, or conducting training, we provide the services, guidance and expertise you need.

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"It is well worth the money to spend time with the experts at Netsmart to review what we use, how we use it, and how we can do better."

Shelly Miller - Chief Financial Officer, Willow Health Care

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FindHelp

Reducing Barriers to Community Resources: How Findhelp is Advancing Whole-Person Care

Wednesday, August 05 | Thought Leadership,Value-based Care,Human Services

Explore how Findhelp, a leading social care platform powering a connected safety net, is reshaping how providers connect individuals to community-based services.

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VBC in PALTC

The State of Value-Based Care in PALTC

Tuesday, August 04 | Value-based Care

CMS is rolling out the Long-term Enhanced ACO Design (LEAD) model for value-based care, bringing with it a renewed focus on geriatric and long-term care providers. Understanding how LEAD works will be essential for organizations to succeed in the next phase of value-based care in PALTC.

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Future of Medi-Cal

Reimagining Medi-Cal: Building a More Connected Future for Behavioral Healthcare

Monday, August 03 | Thought Leadership,Care Coordination,California,Interoperability

What should Medi-Cal look like over the next decade? It's the question driving the work of the Future of Medi-Cal Commission, a 29-member body charged with developing a long-term vision for one of the nation's largest Medicaid programs.

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