Yvette Kelly

MCTAC invites you to view this one-hour pre-recorded webinar which discusses key principles of Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), Medicaid Managed Care Plan (MMCP) network and claiming requirements, and provides a refresher on submitting clean claims. This webinar reviews how these concepts support efficient and effective billing practices.
 

While this training is intended as a refresher it can also serve as an introduction to those who are new to billing Medicaid Managed Care. 

Documentation is one of the most important components of delivering behavioral health services. All behavioral health providers are required to meet regulatory standards of practice that include appropriate documentation.

Documentation Done Right is a set of workbooks designed to share best practices in documentation and provide users with exercises that provide an opportunity to practice these skills. Each stand-alone Documentation Done Right workbook targets a specific skill area. Choose the workbook that addresses the topic where you need practice.

CTAC and MCTAC partnered with the NYS Office of Mental Health (OMH) to provide regional in-person trainings for Article 31 Clinics. The trainings facilitated discussions related to areas such as pre-admission, admission, assessment, re-admission, discharge, treatment planning, and documentation. CTAC and MCTAC offered strategies to help providers streamline and strengthen these areas of clinic operations. OMH Clinic Program representatives as well as OMH Licensing representatives participated in the discussion in order to address questions related to OMH requirements. 

Accurately documenting Youth Peer Support and Training (YPST) is critical to providing quality care and ensuring reimbursement. This two-part webinar series reviewed general best practices for documentation, key CFTSS documentation requirements, and recommendations specific to developing treatment plans for YPST.

Please note, this is part 2 of the webinar series. Information is as accurate as of the date of the presentation: December 19th, 2019

Target Audience: Youth Peer Advocates and Youth Peer Advocate Supervisors

Accurately documenting Youth Peer Support and Training (YPST) is critical to providing quality care and ensuring reimbursement. This two-part webinar series reviewed general best practices for documentation, key CFTSS documentation requirements, and recommendations specific to developing treatment plans for YPST.

Please note, this is part 1 of the webinar series. Information is as accurate as of the date of the presentation: December 12th, 2019

Target Audience: Youth Peer Advocates and Youth Peer Advocate Supervisors

This webinar provided a service overview, discussed managed care billing and contracting, and reviewed medical necessity/UM, referrals, and recommendations for Youth Peer Support and Training. 

The goal of this webinar was to provide reminders of key readiness efforts that should already be underway for the Jan 1st 2020 YPST transition to Managed Care.

The webinar also included a few case examples of YPST and provided opportunity for Q&A regarding preparing for Managed Care.

This webinar will review the CFTSS Health Record Documentation Guidance and provide responses to frequently asked provider questions. This webinar will review the underlying principles and practices that drive CFTSS documentation and the associated requirements; with a particular focus on the treatment planning process. 
 

Accurately documenting Family Peer Support Services (FPSS)  is critical to providing quality care and ensuring reimbursement. This webinar will review general best practices for documentation, key CFTSS documentation requirements, and recommendations specific to developing treatment plans for FPSS.
 
We recommend that you review the following resources in advance:

Accurately documenting Family Peer Support Services (FPSS)  is critical to providing quality care and ensuring reimbursement. This webinar will review general best practices for documentation, key CFTSS documentation requirements, and recommendations specific to developing treatment plans for FPSS.

Conducting visits in the community can be a valuable strategy in partnering with families to better understand their needs, increase engagement and support retention of learned skills.  Due to an increased demand of community based services, the effective use of community based interventions will be a core competency for providers, in a variety of settings. This webinar will identify how out-of-office experiences can enhance therapeutic effectiveness and improve engagement.