LA County manages a complex network with cutting-edge integrations on the Netsmart CareFabric platform
See how the right technology partnership helps LA County support over 250,000 individuals each year.
The most innovative human services organizations have one thing in common: they’re always growing, changing and evolving. LA County, the largest county-operated mental health department in the U.S., is focused on optimizing the wellbeing of individuals in Greater Los Angeles with services provided in the right place at the right time by the right people. As they strive to help the most vulnerable achieve independence, personal recovery and community reintegration, LA County leans into the Netsmart platform to effectively achieve their mission.
Learn more about how LA County serves
the nation's largest network
read the success story
4,000+
staff using
Netsmart Solutions
250,000+
individuals served
each year
~7M
claims processed
each year
145
integrated legal entity
contractors across 665
locations and 11,110 practitioners each year
See how LA County used innovative solutions to serve a large community with a complex network
LA County has connected two Health Information Networks (HIEs)—the Los Angeles Network for Enhanced Services and Carequality from Netsmart—to make data and information widely accessible among shared providers. This example of interoperability allows for the exchange of health records both within and outside of LA County’s large system.
ProviderConnect easily communicates with contract providers, enabling the electronic exchange of data. Also interfaces with a Managed Services Organization (MSO) that uses myAvatar.
E-prescribing and medication management tools are integrated with the EHR, allowing providers to prescribe, review, and order tests electronically. OrderConnect™ assists with electronic prescribing (e-prescribing) of controlled substances (EPCS) per California law, in compliance with Prescription Drug Monitoring Programs (PDMPs) such as California CURES.
As new data collection requirements are released, such as sexual orientation and identity, updates can be made that ultimately benefit all California counties.
One platform supports the complex needs of multiple networks and offers a more equitable, coordinated and person-centered approach to care.
Black Book survey of mental and behavioral health care client experience recognized Netsmart as an industry leader for the 8th consecutive year
Learn more about this industry-leading award