Indiana
Primary Health Care
Association
CFO/COO Leadership. If someone within your organization would like to attend this meeting, please contact Drew Thomas at [email protected] rather than forwarding the invitation. I will register them in our system ensuring they have future invitations.
This is a bi-weekly call that includes Navigators, SHIP Counselors, CHW and Certified Application Counselors who share best practices.
Join us for an engaging two-part series led by Lindsay Kasey, Director of Behavioral Health at Indiana Health Center (IHC) focused on Leveraging Technology to Address Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder. Throughout this series, Lindsay will share practical insights and real-world strategies from IHC’s work, including the launch of their Integrated Behavioral Health Team and the impact of data-driven tools on patient care. Attendees will explore how platforms like Azara are improving PHQ screening performance, how Luma Health is helping reduce no-shows while expanding access to care, and how digital screening through eCW Healow is streamlining patient engagement. The series will also highlight MOUD and chronic pain management, emphasizing accountability through data. This series offers valuable perspectives on leveraging technology to improve outcomes, increase access, and deliver more effective, patient-centered care.
The Indiana Primary Health Care Association (IPHCA) requests the development and delivery of two structured education sessions focused on Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) risk adjustment documentation for Indiana Community Health Centers (CHCs).
Session 1: HCC Risk Adjustment Fundamentals for Community Health Centers This foundational session introduces HCC risk adjustment concepts tailored to CHC primary care settings. Content includes common HCC conditions, annual documentation requirements, MEAT documentation principles, and practical CHC-based examples.
Duration: 90 minutes Target Audience
• Primary care providers (MDs, DOs, NPs, PAs)
• Clinical leadership (Medical Directors, CMOs)
• Coding, billing, and quality staff Key Content Areas
• Overview of HCC risk adjustment and its relevance to CHCs
• Common chronic conditions impacting HCC capture in CHC populations
• Annual documentation requirements and diagnosis specificity
• MEAT (Monitor, Evaluate, Assess, Treat) documentation framework
• Common documentation gaps and compliance risks
• Practical examples using CHC based clinical scenarios Format & Duration
• Live webinar or conference breakout session
• 90 minutes, including interactive Q&A Learning Outcomes Participants will be able to:
o Describe the purpose of HCC risk adjustment
o Identify documentation elements required to support HCC capture
o Apply compliant documentation practices in routine primary care visits
Join us for an engaging two-part series led by Lindsay Kasey, Director of Behavioral Health at Indiana Health Center (IHC) focused on Leveraging Technology to Address Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder. Throughout this series, Lindsay will share practical insights and real-world strategies from IHC’s work, including the launch of their Integrated Behavioral Health Team and the impact of data-driven tools on patient care. Attendees will explore how platforms like Azara are improving PHQ screening performance, how Luma Health is helping reduce no-shows while expanding access to care, and how digital screening through eCW Healow is streamlining patient engagement. The series will also highlight MOUD and chronic pain management, emphasizing accountability through data. This series offers valuable perspectives on leveraging technology to improve outcomes, increase access, and deliver more effective, patient-centered care.
May Health Policy Committee Meeting
As the looming impact of the care coverage crisis grows, health centers must leverage community relationships in a more creative fashion. Learn how a community health center's experiences with community partners during the MDWise open enrollment are now helping create a plan of preparedness for the coming changes to Medicaid eligibility and enrollment later this year. Cindy Brumbarger, M.Ed., BSN, Chief Branding & Engagement Officer HealthNet Foundation Executive Director shares their strategies on how they are supporting Hoosiers in their community.
Your patients shouldn't find out their coverage lapsed at your front desk. Join us to see how Pointcare's new patient experience sends proactive alerts, tracks every family member's coverage in real time, and stops gaps before they happen.
After registration, you’ll receive a DoorDash gift card
to order a lunch of your choice!
Focus on Quality is a webinar series where Indiana's community health centers work collectively to address the needs of the populations they serve every day. Every month, Focus on Quality will highlight a specific population and feature content experts and identified tools, along with peer best practice sharing, to improve the health and well-being of that population. Centers are encouraged to take these tools and best practices and implement them in their centers for quality improvement purposes. May's focus will be on depression remission. Devon Jones from HealthLinc will be presenting on their best practices for this measure and caring for patients with depression.
Considerations for Adolescents’ Contraceptive Care and Access
This one-hour session will equip clinicians, clinic managers, school-based health providers, and public health professionals with practical, evidence-based strategies to support adolescents’ access to and use of contraceptive services. Participants will explore the multifaceted barriers young people face and learn actionable approaches to protect confidentiality, streamline clinic workflows, and create youth-friendly environments that improve access to contraception. Attendees will leave with concrete steps to operationalize confidential care, reduce access gaps, and improve contraceptive care for adolescents.
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify barriers that adolescents experience when accessing contraceptive care
2. Describe best practices for operationalizing confidential care with adolescents
This is a bi-weekly call that includes Navigators, SHIP Counselors, CHW and Certified Application Counselors who share best practices.
This will be the regular monthly meeting of the CINI Population Health Committee. It will occur the second Monday of every month at 4 pm EST.
