I landed in Denver last week with a pretty clear picture of where the behavioral health field stood. H.R.1 signed into law. The federal fraud crackdown in full swing. Medicaid under more scrutiny than it’s been in a generation. The organizations I talk to every week are navigating real fear—about funding, about audits, about what […]
Any good rom-com starts with a “meet cute.” You know, the scene where the two main characters bump into each other on the street, spill a coffee, lock eyes, and suddenly everything changes. 😍 No one’s slow-motion-running through an airport in this example, but New Vista—a community behavioral health center and CCBHC in Kentucky—had a […]
Can you believe it’s already April? It feels like the holiday season was just yesterday—and yet also like it was a year ago, given everything that has already happened in 2026. That feeling is likely mutual for behavioral health and substance use disorder (SUD) organizations. With H.R.1 policies going into effect and the uncertainty around […]
The US Department of Health and Human Services recently released seven years of Medicaid spending data. For healthcare leaders paying close attention, one thing is clear: What you optimize for directly impacts clinician sustainability. Most digital workflows—whether in behavioral health, SUD treatment, or care at home—are built around what happens after the visit. Notes finalized. […]
The Data Behind the Behavioral Health Workforce Shortage Pre-COVID, 20% of Americans—about 50 million people—were living with a behavioral health condition. During the pandemic, that number surged, with nearly one in three adults reporting that they experienced symptoms of anxiety or depression. While those levels have eased since the height of the pandemic, they remain […]
Part I of The Care at Home AI Maturity Curve Series: Why contextual intelligence matters in documentation. Did you hear the news? Eleos is turning six this year. And while being a six-year-old company might sound young; in the AI space, being six is like being 60—without the creaky knees (mostly). Six years of experience […]
Let’s be honest: The newscycle these days feels like a constant reel of sad, bad, and often, downright chaos. The headlines swirling in behavioral health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment are no exception. Since H.R.1 was signed into law on July 4, 2025, the commentary has ranged from urgent to alarmist. Policy breakdowns. Think […]
When New Vista transitioned to an open access intake model—allowing clients to receive care same day or next day—they knew the shift would dramatically improve the timely delivery of essential care. But leadership also recognized the risk: More intakes, higher acuity, and heavier documentation demands could easily overwhelm clinical staff. That’s why New Vista implemented […]
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