Our flagship product, the CoCENTRIX Coordinated Care Platform (CoCENTRIXccp), optimizes the behavioral care continuum for the best clinical and fiscal outcomes, resulting in a cascade of benefits for state and local government agencies, behavioral health providers, and consumers – all possible through collaborative information exchange and open technology architecture.
Our dynamic approach to coordinated care leads to more effective outcomes for individuals and families, while reducing the overall burden of health care costs.
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The CoCENTRIX Coordinated Care Platform empowers organizations with solutions and products that support clinical, financial, IT, and regulatory demands.
The platform integrates a behavioral health-specific Electronic Health Record (CoCENTRIXehr), Coordinated Case Management (CoCENTRIXccm), Managed Care Solutions (CoCENTRIXmcs), and interactive, mobile consumer applications that further streamline the delivery of services across the entire continuum of careRead more about the CoCENTRIXccp.
CoCENTRIX provides innovative solutions that address the clinical, financial and operational needs of decision makers at all levels of local and state departments within Health and Human Services, as well as health care agencies.
From discharge management to prescription adherence, the CoCENTRIXccp provides real solutions that enable organizations to connect, collaborate and coordinate care and services.
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To thrive in an ever-changing environment you need core technology that’s open, flexible, scalable, interoperable and rapidly deployable.
The CoCENTRIXccp is deployed completely within the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform, allowing your organization to fully leverage the advantages that a true Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) offers. An open platform is a forward-thinking approach that enables you to meet your business demands today, and more importantly, in the future.Read more about our open and flexible technology.
May 16 , 2013
As breakthroughs begin to become more and more common in the world of mental healthcare, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders–sometimes referred to as the “bible” of psychiatry–is beginning to lose many of it’s followers. Just weeks after a study by the Psychiatric Genomics Consortium reported findings of a genetic link between five …Continue Reading
April 26 , 2013
A recent research breakthrough that shed light on the genetics of common mental disorders could potentially revolutionize the way doctors approach mental illness. The Psychiatric Genomics Consortium—a research group composed of scientists from 19 different countries—found that autism, attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia have some similarities in genetic make up. …Continue Reading
February 22 , 2013
Recent changes to the psychotherapy treatment codes used to bill patients and insurers is causing computer glitches that have the potential to affect hundreds of thousands of mental health professionals and millions of Americans with behavioral health issues. For the first time since 1998, there has been major changes made to the CPT–or Current Procedural …Continue Reading
Sarasota, Florida – April 23, 2013 - CoCENTRIX, a leading provider of coordinated care technology solutions to state Health and Human Services and community providers, announced today that 10 Texas Agencies are implementing the CoCENTRIX Coordinated Care Platform (CoCENTRIXccp) to connect, collaborate, and coordinate services; manage their clinical, financial, and administrative operations; and enable them to address the …Continue Reading
