These learning collaboratives are for primary care providers, behavioral health professionals, and anyone else who has implemented or is considering the Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) for integrating behavioral health in a primary care setting. Independent primary care practices, FQHCs, and rural health clinics may find this collaborative especially helpful for meeting some of the behavioral health needs of their patients.

The next session is February 20 from noon-1 PM.

Check out the attached flyer for more details and to register for one or more sessions!

SPECIAL WEBINAR: Access Recordings and Slides

Collaborative Care Management Capacity Building Fund

The NC General Assembly has earmarked $5 million for capacity building for Medicaid-enrolled primary care practices across the state to adopt Collaborative Care Management (CoCM). NCDHHS is contracting with Community Care of North Carolina (CCNC) to manage the Collaborative Care Management Capacity Building Fund award program in partnership with NC AHEC for Practice Support coaching. We’re excited to announce the launch of these funds for eligible primary care practices serving Medicaid members.

If you are a primary care entity serving Medicaid patients and are interested in learning about CoCM and related capacity building fund opportunities, we invite you to join us on October 30 for an overview and opportunity to ask questions. Speakers include Beth Glueck, PhD, LCMHCS, NCC, Integrated Care Program Manager for Community Care of North Carolina, and Eric Christian, MAEd, LCMHC, NCC, Director of Behavioral Health Integration for Community Care of North Carolina. This webinar is hosted by NC Medicaid, the NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Services (DMHDDSUS), Community Care of NC (CCNC), and NC AHEC.

• Wednesday October 30, 2024
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• Tuesday, January 28, 2025
  
  • Recording

Community Care of North Carolina CoCM Capacity Building Fund

Medicaid Managed Care Fireside Chat

SPECIAL WEBINAR

The NC Medicaid 2024 Quality Symposium (save the date: October 2, 2024 [registration information to come]) will highlight three topics that coincide with NC Medicaid quality improvement priorities. The presenters will share the quality improvement initiatives they have implemented to improve outcomes for Medicaid members. Below are the details for each presentation, including presentation title, presentation date, presenter and registration link. Click on each registration link to learn more and register.

Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) Provider Learning Collaborative

Role of the Psychiatric Consultant/Systematic Caseload Review

February 15, 2024 | 12:30-1:30 p.m.

Join us on Thursday, February 15 for the second Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) Provider Learning Collaborative which will focus on the following topic: Role of the Psychiatric Consultant/Systematic Caseload Review.

Curious about the Collaborative Care Model whether it's right for your practice and your patients?

We are excited to share hot-off-the-press Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) informercials with you! The short clips allow viewers to hear directly from NC AHEC coaches, as well as practitioners, who are involved in CoCM implementation.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has partnered with NC AHEC to provide educational and practice-based support to primary care practices...

The Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) is one of the most highly researched integrated care models that applies a team-based, interdisciplinary approach to deliver evidence-based diagnoses, treatment, and follow-up care for patients with mild to moderate behavioral health needs.