Most claim denials could have been corrected before they went out the door. But behavioral health organizations are stuck in a cycle of post-claim analysis, trying to find the leaks once money is written off — if there’s even time for analysis.
In 2026, it doesn’t have to be this way. It’s time for behavioral health organizations to start taking a proactive approach to revenue leaks.
Eleos CEO Alon Joffe is joining leaders from New Vista and Crosswinds to share how their organizations shifted to a more proactive approach, and why this critical change in thinking is the future of community-based care revenue cycle management (RCM).
What you’ll learn:
- Where claim breakdowns typically occur, and how to find out where your leaks are coming from
- How documentation integrity is critical to not just RCM, but also to compliance with existing and new regulatory requirements (such as CRUSH)
- Steps you can take to move upstream and prevent revenue leaks, rather than chasing money once it’s been lost
- The difference between a static system of record and a dynamic system of action — and why that matters
Featured Speakers
Moderator:
- Alon Joffe, CEO and cofounder, Eleos
Panelists:
- Sarah Stockwell, CFO, CrossWinds
- Nikki Stanaitis, CCO, New Vista
