This event is available on-demand. If you have any issues accessing the recording, please email nacomeetings@naco.org.

Increased workforce strain and rising complex care needs test county health departments’ ability to deliver high-quality care. Join John Eller, County Manager, Cabarrus County Government, Ben Wehmeier, President and CEO of Watertown Community Health Foundation and Kevin Denmark, Senior Vice President of Behavioral Health at Bamboo Health, for a practical discussion on strategies county health departments can use to maximize resources and improve care outcomes. 

This webinar will explore:

  • Key considerations for supporting high-need, complex populations — justice-involved individuals, Medicaid recipients, and rural residents with limited access
  • Why the crisis care continuum is a critical area of focus for improving clinical and financial outcomes
  • How automated, real-time data and crisis management tools help county health leaders improve care outcomes, workforce satisfaction, and the bottom line

Whether you're a county health officer, behavioral health director, or a local administrator navigating the realities of constrained resources, this session will give you a tangible roadmap for turning real-time technology into your most powerful and scalable workforce multiplier. 

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