Healthcare technology for post-acute care and human services providers that improves care and simplifies administration

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Human services and post-acute care providers throughout the country rely on Netsmart technology and services to help them improve care delivery and streamline administration.

Clinicians in every area of Netsmart drive our understanding of the communities you serve, so we can continue evolving our healthcare technology solutions and services to help meet the challenges you face every day.

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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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From the CareThreads Blog

8 Myths About Augmented Intelligence in Healthcare

Friday, May 02 | Thought Leadership

Despite common misconceptions, augmented intelligence is already transforming healthcare by streamlining workflows reducing burnout and supporting clinicians with proven solutions while AI adoption continues to grow, delivering impactful flexible and reliable tools that enhance patient care and organizational efficiency.

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In Every Story, there's Strength | Mental Health Awareness Month | Netsmart

Strength in Every Story: Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month

Thursday, May 01 | Netsmart Culture,Cause Connected,Who is Netsmart?

Mental Health Awareness Month 2025 opens with a new theme: "In Every Story, There's Strength." This annual nationwide reflection on mental health gives us the opportunity to share personal stories and promote awareness and support throughout our communities. With the Voices of Impact campaign, Netsmart supports Mental Health Awareness Month by sharing stories of how providers find growth and success through state and federal funding.

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Interoperability Tarrant

What You Need to Know About Interoperability and How it Affects You: Part 2

Tuesday, April 29 | Care Coordination,Interoperability,Legislative/Policy

For over two decades, tech companies and government agencies have been striving toward interoperability for healthcare delivery. Now, as standards and protocols are increasingly in place, healthcare providers have more resources than ever to actively participate in open data exchange networks, paving the way for improved care coordination and innovative payment models.

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