Thursday, August 30 | Cause Connected, Human Services, Netsmart Culture, Partnerships and Collaboration, Thought Leadership, Who is Netsmart?

Mental Wellness Is Key to Healthy Companies and Communities

By Tom Herzog, Chief Operating Officer

As the prevalence of mental health conditions continues to rise, access to support and resources is crucial. Netsmart recognizes this need and is dedicated to supporting the well-being of our associates and communities.

Netsmart COO Tom Herzog addresses the specific measures we are taking to increase awareness and access to mental health resources.

Check out NetsmartLife to learn what inspires and continues our pursuit to be the ripple of goodness.

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Tom Herzog · Chief Operating Officer

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