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Behavioral Health community. The program provides a foundation
for behavioral health professionals to receive training on the
Meaningful Use of health information technology adding value
and assisting in the integration of behavioral health and primary
health service delivery.
LWSI
6001 Valley Ranch Drive
Little Rock, AR 72223
Phone: 501–558–4602
Booth 314
Dedicated to delivering forward-leaning technologies for behavioral
health organizations, LWSI develops, implements, and supports
Essentia, the market-leading behavioral health enterprise
solution that enables clinical and administrative efficiencies.
Magellan Health Services
249 Roundtree Way
San Rafael, CA 94903
Phone: 410–953–2450
Fax: 888–656–1002
www.MagellanHealth.com
Booth 615
Magellan Health Services, Inc. is a leading specialty health care
management organization with expertise in managing behavioral
health, pharmacy and radiology programs. Magellan delivers
innovative solutions to improve quality outcomes and optimize
the cost of care for those we serve. Its partners include government
agencies, health plans and employers.
MEDITECH (Medical Information
Technology, Inc,)
MEDITECH Circle
Westwood, MA 02090
Phone: 781–821–3000
Fax: 781–821–2199
www.meditech.com
Booth 702
MEDITECH is advancing the healthcare industry into a fully integrated
and interoperable future, with its EHR for New Healthcare.
In this new era of regulations and expectations, MEDITECH’s
comprehensive approach with help clinicians and healthcare executives
achieve their Meaningful Use goals of today, and quality
and efficiency goals of tomorrow.
Mental Health Association of SE PA
1211 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Phone: 267–507–3803
www.mhasp.org
Booth 107
MHASP is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1951.
For over 50 years, MHASP has been organizing, educating, and
advocating for the rights of people with mental health and cooccurring
conditions. MHASP is one of the nation’s leading organizations
conducting mental health advocacy, education, and
service programs.
Mental Health Center of Denver
4141 E. Dickenson Place
Denver, CO 80222
Phone: 303–504–6667
Fax: 303–757–3271
www.reachingrecovery.org
Booth 726
Reaching Recovery of the Mental Health Center of Denver offers
consultation on transformation to a recovery focused mental
health center and four instruments which are used to measure
recovery. These instruments have been developed in conjunction
with creating a wellness culture for staff and a recovery
culture for the organization. We partner with other centers to
measure recovery.
Mental Health Risk Retention Group
103 Eisenhower Parkway – Suite 101
Roseland, NJ 07068
Phone: 973–830–8500
Fax: 973–830–8585
www.MHRRG.com
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Mental Health Risk Retention Group specializes in providing liability
insurance for the behavioral healthcare field. Endorsed by
the National Council and MHCA, two associations representing
community mental health centers nationally, the Mental Health
Risk Retention Group, a liability insurance company offers stabilized
premiums, protection against arbitrary cancellation and
quality coverage.
MindLinc, Duke University
Behavioral Health EMR
3018 DUMC
Durham, NC 27710
Phone: 614–532–0574
Fax: 614–428–9833
www.mindlinc.com
Booth 925
MindLinc’s meaningful-use-certified, fully configurable EMR-EPM
system seamlessly integrates intake, clinical care, task management,
and billing-claims management to help customers’
improve quality and outcomes of care, productivity, financial
performance, and achieve regulatory compliance. We are the industry
leaders in behavioral functionality and decision support.
SaaS-Hosted and client-server.
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