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At Sigmund Software, we strive to keep our finger on the pulse of all things EHR and Behavioral Health. Here you will find the latest blogs and news on mental health and addiction treatment, EHR software, and industry developments.
We’re often striving to achieve balance in life, whether it’s between work and family, necessity and luxury, or other variables often in conflict. The frenetic
Behavioral health and addiction treatment organizations are operating in one of the most complex reimbursement and regulatory environments in healthcare. Between ASAM level-of-care criteria, payer
A new year is bringing promise of significant advancements in behavioral health services. Research continues to mine the potential of innovative treatments, while many providers
AI already is greatly simplifying the everyday work experience for clinicians and administrative staff at Caron Treatment Centers, and leaders of the nationally influential treatment
When behavioral health provider organizations deliver telehealth services with the same commitment they devote to in-person care, they lift barriers to access and become
The evidence base for medication treatments for opioid use disorder continues to grow, with more progress being made against stigmatizing attitudes toward use of evidence-based
The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers’ (NAATP’s) research arm continues to take a lead role in strengthening a culture of outcome measurement across the
Gateway Rehabilitation Center’s (GRC’s) remodeled treatment space for its adolescent residential program is allowing the organization to meet the increasingly complex needs of the youths
During turbulent times for behavioral health providers that depend largely on government funding, it becomes essential to articulate the value of the organization’s services. Providers
Technology has the capacity to transform behavioral health service delivery. Arguably its greatest contribution lies in the opportunity to improve patients’ engagement in their own