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A Netsmart Case Study
Walker is a Needham, MA–based network of mental health clinics, special education programs and child welfare services that co-manages a community behavioral health clinic. When Massachusetts’ Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative required agencies to adopt fee-for-service billing and evidence-based documentation, Walker’s legacy system—built for per-diem/attendance billing—created duplicate data entry, lacked time-tracking and would have forced costly hires to manage complex Medicaid reporting.
Walker and partner agencies deployed Netsmart’s myEvolv on a shared database to automate service-to-funder linking, centralize fee-for-service billing and eliminate manual re-entry, while adding productivity reports and alerts. The change improved documentation quality and staff accountability, maintained staffing levels, increased annual revenue by 2% and made expansion into new services cost-effective by freeing administrative resources and boosting overall efficiency.
Scott Preston
Director of Program Improvement