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

From Cleanup to Clean Claims: Rethinking Eligibility in Post-Acute Care

From Cleanup to Clean Claims: Rethinking Eligibility in Post-Acute Care

Thursday, May 21 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership

Eligibility in post-acute care has become a complex and financially impactful challenge in the revenue cycle. What started as a once-a-year administrative task is now a continuous operational pressure point. Yet many organizations are still treating eligibility as something to clean up after issues arise. That approach is becoming difficult to maintain as payer requirements shift, patient coverage changes more frequently and teams are stretched thin. The result isn’t just inefficiency. It’s real financial risk.

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Mental Health Awareness Month 2026

Stigma Grows in Silence. Healing Begins in Community: Recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month

Friday, May 15 | Cause Connected

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an intentional opportunity to pause and reflect not only on mental wellbeing itself, but also on how we talk about it, how we support one another and how we show up when it matters most.

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HTI-1 Blog

HTI-1 Updates: What It Means for PALTC Practices 

Monday, May 11 | Interoperability

The new HTI-1 health certification and interoperability standards require a range of EHR adjustments for PALTC practices.

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