The National Council for Behavioral Health and Nashville-based Qualifacts, a leading EHR platform for behavioral health and human service organizations, recently released results of their national survey of behavioral health providers to gauge the role virtual care has played during COVID-19. David Klements, president and CEO of Qualifacts, said, "The full short- and long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are not yet known, but these insights and data-driven priorities allow Qualifacts and the National Council to respond quickly on everything from adaptable, flexible technology solutions to promoting legislative changes to make sure that virtual care remains an effective and important part of their overall services portfolio."
"Qualifacts and Credible are highly regarded in the behavioral health software industry. This transformational merger will deliver more value to the behavioral health customers we serve while creating outstanding opportunities for our employees...I look forward to leveraging best practices as we continue to grow as one firm," said David Klements, CEO of Qualifacts.