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    CCBHCs

    Systems and Models of Care

    I17 - Bridging Treatment and Technology: The Power of Data-driven Care

    Tuesday, May 6, 2025
    2:45 PM - 3:45 PM ET
    Location: 118A
    As human services evolves, data plays a central role in connecting care and improving outcomes across social, behavioral and physical health. This session explores how organizations use business intelligence, EHRs and interoperability to enhance care coordination, expand access and support whole-person wellness. We’ll look at how data is transforming virtual care, informing funding strategies and advancing integrated models in rural and urban settings. From addressing social determinants to aligning primary and behavioral health, see how data drives sustainable, evidence-based care. The session also covers CCBHC policy and how to position outcomes to inform and engage stakeholders in a dynamic environment.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Fueling Growth Through Partnerships: Building strong partnerships in the community creates value for consumers and stakeholders through integrated care and social care models, improving both wellness and outcomes.
    • Coordinating Care by Breaking Down Silos: Shared data empowers collaboration across disciplines, ensuring holistic treatment that addresses co-occurring conditions and social needs. Better communication leads to better outcomes and stronger population health.
    • Using Near-Real-Time Insights to Inform Strategy: Timely data is essential for measuring outcomes, improving efficiency and securing funding. Whether scaling rural CCBHC efforts or implementing integrated models such as FQHCs in urban areas, data is the foundation for informed decision-making and lasting impact.