Events

Organizer: Heartland Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  http://heartlandtrc.org/

This session walks through some of the important Medicaid telehealth provisions across Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma including pre-COVID rules and current COVID coverage and billing policies. Learn how the states. Medicaid programs compared to Medicare's current telehealth policies and coding rules that apply to each

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Organizer: Idaho Integrated Behavioral Health Network
Presenter:  https://www.c-who.org/about-iibhn/

The Idaho Integrated Behavioral Health Network (IIBHN) is focused on systems transformation to increase access and improve the quality of behavioral health services in Idaho. IIBHN is the vehicle to drive change and the conference is the tool to develop professional learning collaboratives to enhance and support the growth of Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) programs through peer-to-peer support, advancing clinical education, facilitating statewide training opportunities and developing a cadre of technical experts for sustainability. The IIBHN shares a common vision to develop a behavioral health integration learning collaborative and to create a community of sharing and giving.

Why Attend IIBHN 2021 Conference

• Network with peers, leaders, and experts in the Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) industry
• Build clinical expertise and leave with practical skills in IBH intervention
• Gain practical IBH program implementation skills and operational understanding
• Participate in an interdisciplinary dialog to explore new perspectives and innovations in IBH
• Explore robust content and the most current research in the field of IBH
• Partner with the larger health neighborhood to improve community health outcomes

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Organizer: Idaho Integrated Behavioral Health Network
Presenter:  https://www.c-who.org/about-iibhn/

The Idaho Integrated Behavioral Health Network (IIBHN) is focused on systems transformation to increase access and improve the quality of behavioral health services in Idaho. IIBHN is the vehicle to drive change and the conference is the tool to develop professional learning collaboratives to enhance and support the growth of Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) programs through peer-to-peer support, advancing clinical education, facilitating statewide training opportunities and developing a cadre of technical experts for sustainability. The IIBHN shares a common vision to develop a behavioral health integration learning collaborative and to create a community of sharing and giving.

Why Attend IIBHN 2021 Conference

• Network with peers, leaders, and experts in the Integrated Behavioral Health (IBH) industry
• Build clinical expertise and leave with practical skills in IBH intervention
• Gain practical IBH program implementation skills and operational understanding
• Participate in an interdisciplinary dialog to explore new perspectives and innovations in IBH
• Explore robust content and the most current research in the field of IBH
• Partner with the larger health neighborhood to improve community health outcomes

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Organizer: Center for Connected Healthcare Policy
Presenter:  https://www.cchpca.org/

Medicaid telehealth policies have historically focused on services for adult populations. However, a growing number of Medicaid programs facilitate the delivery of healthcare services to children and youth via telehealth in primary care, educational, and residential settings. Telehealth has the potential to increase access to healthcare services for younger Medicaid beneficiaries and connect them to vital preventive and routine medical care. Join the Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) and leading Medicaid experts on Friday, May 7, 2021 for the second webinar in our Spring webinar series, Medicaid Telehealth Policies for Children and Youth. This webinar will feature presentations on current trends and innovations in Medicaid telehealth policy for children and youth.

Stay tuned for more information on confirmed speakers for this webinar. This event is free and open to the public.

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Organizer: Heartland Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  http://heartlandtrc.org/

The second in our "Completing the Claim" deep dive sessions, this session will cover in depth discussion of requirements and pitfalls in completing fields of the RHC and FQHC claim forms as they pertain to telehealth services. Learn about telehealth place of service, units, modifiers, service location, and other important billing rules for these practice settings.

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Organizer: Center for Connected Healthcare Policy
Presenter:  https://www.cchpca.org/

The COVID-19 pandemic prompted an unprecedented number of telehealth policy changes within state Medicaid agencies. Many of these changes were intended impact and protect vulnerable elderly populations. While most of these changes are set to expire after the public health emergency, they have created multiple learning opportunities and policy options for policymakers to consider moving forward. Join the Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) and leading Medicaid experts on Friday, May 14, 2021 for the third webinar in our Spring webinar series, Telehealth Medicaid Policies for Seniors. This webinar will bring together Medicaid officials for a panel discussion about how state programs and Medicaid agencies incorporate telehealth into their services for seniors (e.g., Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE)) and other benefits for dually-enrolled for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. State Medicaid presenters will also discuss relevant policy changes during COVID-19 and how that has impacted plans for the future of telehealth and seniors in their states.

Stay tuned for more information on confirmed speakers for this webinar. This event is free and open to the public.

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Organizer: HRSA
Presenter:  https://www.hrsa.gov/

Webinar Objectives:
- Share information on HRSA programs and resources that support licensure compacts and telehealth
- Provide an overview of the following licensure compacts:
o Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC)
o Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)
o Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PSYPACT)
o Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Compact
o Physical Therapy (PT) Compact
- Share legislative/regulatory updates regarding licensure compacts
- Discuss the importance of interstate licensure compacts as a method for increasing access to care and addressing workforce shortages
- Highlight examples demonstrating how expedited licensure processes have allowed physicians and other health care professionals to extend their reach by leveraging telemedicine

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Organizer: NRTRC
Presenter:  https://nrtrc.org/

Please bring your questions and join the NRTRC as they host a live interactive webinar with specialists from the FCC and other experts with extensive knowledge of the EBB program.
Attendees will learn program details, how to receive assistance with applying and gain access to resources.

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Organizer: HRSA
Presenter:  https://www.hrsa.gov/

Grants Policy Update

In this session, hosted by the Division of Grants Policy (DGP), Office of Federal Assistance Management (OFAM), we will summarize grants policy updates, legislative mandates, and other topics that impact you.

Financial Monitoring Roundtable

This session will discuss our important monitoring tools, including special reviews audit resolution (SRAR), fiscal technical assistance (FTA), and financial management reviews (FMR), and how to best prepare for each engagement. We will also discuss common issues and best practices for financial management, internal controls, and how to avoid audit findings.

Single Audit Extension Update and HRSA’s Delinquent Single Audit Follow up Procedures

This session will provide clarification on the 2020 Compliance Addendum Single Audit extensions. This session will also provide a reminder of our delinquent Single Audit follow-up activities and additional actions that may be taken for non-compliance.

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Organizer: Center for Connected Healthcare Policy
Presenter:  https://www.cchpca.org/

The importance of, and ability to, access to mental health services has increased exponentially over the course of the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE). Medicaid agencies have seen a rapid increase in utilization for telemental health services and these services were the most common type of service during the pandemic. This makes behavioral health services via telehealth a promising area of post-PHE telehealth policy. Join the Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) and leading Medicaid experts on Friday, May 21, 2021 for the fourth webinar in our Spring webinar series, Telemental Health State Medicaid Policies. This webinar will bring together Medicaid officials for a panel discussion on innovative strategies to incorporate telehealth into Medicaid behavioral health services and programs. State Medicaid presenters will also discuss relevant policy changes during COVID-19 and how that has impacted plans for the future of telemental health in their states.

Stay tuned for more information on confirmed speakers for this webinar. This event is free and open to the public.

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