NJAMHAA-FY23-Annual-Report

30 Breaking Barriers in Behavioral Health Care Approved Vendors Several council members are also Approved Vendors . They provide added value to providers through their collaboration with NJAMHAA. • Brown & Brown of Lehigh Valley is the premier insurance consultant for liability, workers’ compensation, property and other types of insurance to behavioral healthcare providers, both in New Jersey and nationwide. • Butler Human Services, Inc. provides solid wood and fully upholstered furniture that is built to last. Butler also provides steel-constructed beds and other products to protect against bed bugs. • ComplyAssistant provides healthcare information technology services with a major focus on strategic planning and information privacy and security. ComplyAssistant helps healthcare organizations reduce risk and comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. • Dennis C. Miller and Associates offers several nonprofit leadership and board performance services, including online courses; leadership assessment and development; Board and CEO performance evaluations; and performance coaching. In-kind Members Provide Additional Valuable Alliances NJAMHAA has additional strategic partnerships with state and national organizations. These relationships reinforce advocacy on mutual issues of concern to further strengthen the behavioral healthcare system in New Jersey and throughout the nation and, as a result, further benefiting individuals who depend on these systems. NJAMHAA and these organizations regularly share information that further bolsters all of the groups’ efforts to support providers and the people they serve. NJAMHAA’s in-kind members are: • GoMo Health ® delivers digital therapeutic solutions to create personalized physical and behavioral care plans. These programs reduce costs, increase satisfaction, improve outcomes and collect evidence- based, electronic patient-reported outcomes data. • Unemployment Services Trust enables 501(c)(3) corporations to minimize their unemployment costs and liabilities so that a greater portion of available funds can be directed into their service programs. • Association for Ambulatory Behavioral Healthcare • BioNJ • Goals of Care Coalition of New Jersey • HealthCare Institute of New Jersey • National Alliance on Mental Illness - New Jersey • National Association for Behavioral Healthcare • National Association of Case Management • National Center for Advocacy and Recovery for Behavioral Health • New Jersey Center for Nonprofits • New Jersey Coalition for Addiction Recovery Support • Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey