Transition of Care - eCW Part I Presenters: Randi Terry; Dr. Joe Cook; Renee Gerrie Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: April 28, 2016 Related Document: Transition of Care for eCW Practices

Transition of Care - eCW Part II Presenters: Randi Terry; Renee Gerrie; Kelly Bator Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: May 19, 2016 Related Document: Transition of Care for eCW Practices

MACRA/MIPS Regulations Presenters: Randi Terry; Dr. Joe Cook Facilitator: Deb Kimball Recorded: May 18, 2016 Related Document: MACRA-MIPS Proposed Regulations

How to Complete CCDA Test Presenter: Renee Gerrie, Munson Information Systems Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: September 24, 2014 Related Documents: Stage 2 Eligible Professional Meaningful Use Core Measures - Measure 15.pdf

Behavioral Health Conditions We Treat If you or someone you love is struggling with behavioral illness or substance abuse, we can help. Munson Healthcare offers effective behavioral health treatment programs for adults delivered in a warm, nurturing, and confidential setting. As with other health conditions, early detection and treatment can help improve quality of life, restore day-to-day functioning, and lower related health care costs. We offer comprehensive behavioral health assessments for an accurate diagnosis, and to help us better know you and the difficulties you’re facing. Our

Knowing When to Seek Help Everyone feels sad, anxious, overwhelmed or out-of-control at times. So, if you or a loved one has these feelings, how do you know when it’s time to seek help? For most people, feeling upset is a reaction to a stressful situation or negative event. The feeling typically lifts after a few hours or days. However, people with behavioral health disorders may experience thoughts and feelings that are out of control more often; they can last for months or even years. They may not even have a clear cause. The National Institute for Mental Health estimates about 1 in 5 adults

Behavioral Health Recovery Support As with any illness, there’s more to getting better than just treating or managing symptoms. Recovery is a process. While it takes time and effort, it’s important to know that people and families can and do heal from behavioral illness and/or substance abuse disorders — and treatment works. At Munson Healthcare, our therapists take a holistic view of each person and consider how social, emotional, spiritual, environmental, intellectual, and physical factors influence overall well-being. Treatment is based on a recovery model, emphasizing resilience and

Your Safe Haven for Healing & Recovery Improving behavioral health and wellness is a process, not a one-time event. As you learn new ways to cope, you may be challenged by life’s changes in ways that feel overwhelming or threatening to your healing. If that happens, Munson Healthcare’s Partial Hospitalization Program can help. It can offer you an extra level of service that supports your recovery without disrupting your daily life. What Is Partial Hospitalization? Partial hospitalization offers access to a safe, structured treatment environment for adults who need more intensive therapy than

Experts Who Care For & About You Munson Healthcare’s behavioral health specialists are dedicated to providing you with the very best possible care in a professional, confidential, and respectful manner. We take pride in serving the community with behavioral health care services that focus on each individual we see. Our behavioral health care staff not only care for you, they care about you. That’s why we enjoy high client and employee satisfaction. People are comfortable coming here, and confident in the quality of care they receive. A Team in Your Corner Our team is specially trained to help

Three Types of Hearing Loss Conductive Hearing Loss Conductive hearing loss is caused by a problem with the outer or middle ear that prevents sound from reaching the inner ear properly. Conductive hearing loss: May be temporary or permanent May be caused by middle ear infections, which can make a hole in the eardrum May be the result of damage to the bones in the middle ear May be caused by inflammation in the middle ear cavity usually associated with fluid buildup (otitis media), with or without infection Conductive hearing loss may be treated through medications or surgery. If those options