Behind the Curtain: A Discussion of Lessons Learned Through Integrated Care Concept Planning
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Join the Center of Excellence for Integrated Health Solutions and Primary Care Development Corporation Aug. 26, 2025, 1-2 p.m. ET, for Behind the Curtain: A Discussion of Lessons Learned Through Integrated Care Concept Planning.
As more communities embrace the value of integrated care, providers are navigating implementation challenges, especially when building shared models across distinct organizations. In this webinar, leaders from Colonial Behavioral Health, a full-service community services board, and Southeastern Virgina Health System, a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), will share how they designed a co-located model for integrated primary care and behavioral health.
Integrating care offers powerful opportunities to improve outcomes, but the complexity of planning can be a barrier to implementation. From adapting established models to new settings, to navigating multiple organizational customs and workflows, this session’s presenters will take a candid look at their planning process and lessons learned along the way.
This session will highlight how a shared vision, strong partnerships and thoughtful design can lay the groundwork for successful integration and offer insights for teams at any stage of the process. Participants will leave able to:
- Describe key planning steps taken to build a new, co-located integrated care facility.
- Recognize how existing models, such as Cherokee Health Systems, can be adapted to achieve successful and sustainable cross-organizational integration.
- Identify strategies for successful cross-organizational collaboration in integrated care planning.
This session is ideal for community mental health centers, FQHCs, integrated care teams and system leaders exploring new or expanded models of integration.
Speakers:
- David Coe, Executive Director, Colonial Behavioral Health
- Kiara Robinson, LCSW, Integrated Care Clinician, Colonial Behavioral Health
- Angela Futrell, CEO, Southeastern Virginia Health System
