NC Providers Council 2024 Annual Conference | Bridging Gaps and Moving Mountains
Sep 23–Sep 24, 2024 Closed Health Careers Medicine Mental Health
Description
NC Providers Council 2024 Annual Conference | Bridging Gaps and Moving Mountains- September 23-24, 2024
The North Carolina Providers Council's Annual Conference brings together statewide attendees who include companies integral to the support of behavioral health, I/DD, and child & family welfare providers' day-to-day operations; consumer advocates; public interest law firms; advocacy organizations; NC Medicaid managed care health plans; State government officials; and North Carolina Providers Council members. The conference breakout sessions address program, policy and legislative updates across all practice areas. They also include "miscellaneous" yet cross-cutting topics such as IT interoperability, Medicaid managed care contracting, and more.
*This MAHEC registration page is for CE credit registration only, please register for this event separately at the NC Providers Council website.
To register for CE credits:
- On this page click the blue ‘Register' button at the upper right corner
- Fill out required information-then click the ‘Add to Cart' button
- Then click the blue ‘Checkout' button
- You will then be prompted to login or create a ‘MyAHEC' account.
- Fill out onscreen questions and click ‘Submit Registration'
-‘Registration Receipt' will display on your screen, also a confirmation email will be sent to your email.
**Disclaimer: By registering for CE credit using the MAHEC website, you are agreeing that your information will be shared with NCPC who is jointly providing this event.
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Target Audience
Healthcare administrators
Objectives
- Provide attendees with current state updates for State-administered and health plan administered programs and services for the populations that the BH, I/DD, and Child & Family Welfare providers serve
- Provide attendees with an opportunity to have a meaningful, face-to-face dialogue with consumer advocates, colleagues, health plan representatives, and State officials in the interest of sharing best practices and innovative programming
- Provide attendees with current state updates for the North Carolina General Assembly session and legislative changes that will affect State agency, health plan, and provider operations
