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Valant Launches its Prospective Patient Management Tool to Help Behavioral Health Practices Match Patients with the Optimal Clinician The First-of-its-Kind Electronic Health Record Integration Supports Patient Retention and Provider Satisfaction

By taking a few simple steps, practices can help ensure that their patients get the care they need while reducing unnecessary losses of revenue and time within the business model.

Valant Unveils MYIO, a First-of-its-Kind Patient Portal Mobile App for Behavioral Healthcare The New Mobile App Creates a Central Hub for Practices and Patients to Connect to Improve Patient Outcomes

By implementing value-based care, behavioral health practices can renegotiate contracts for higher reimbursement, improve outcomes for patients and build patient engagement.

In the world of electronic health records (EHR) software, a mental health practice has two main purchasing choices: subscription or perpetual, with perpetual meaning a one-time purchase where the practice owns the software outright.

Seattle-based EHR software company Valant is looking to continue its growth after increasing its headcount by 50% over the past year and a half.

Seattle Inno reveals Valant's nomination for the 2022 Fire Awards, which were selected based on reader nominations and editorial input.

Ram Krishnan, CEO and board director of behavioral health EHR and practice management platform Valant, spoke with Becker's about why switching to measurement-based care is a win-win for providers and payers alike.

"A cardiologist would typically measure blood pressure before, during, and after the administration of a patient’s treatment protocol. So why wouldn’t behavioral health be any different? Read more from Valant CEO Ram Krishnan.