NNews March 2026

26 March 2026 NJAMHAA’s Technology Council Helps Member Organizations Be at their Best Tech Wise O ne of the many benefits that NJAMHAA offers its members are its councils. The councils are there to give vendors the opportunity to network and share information with NJAMHAA’s service providers while also taking part in membership and practice group meetings and training events. The Technology Council is one of the three councils under the NJAMHAA umbrella and is comprised of companies that offer electronic health record (EHR) systems, other software designed for health and human services agencies, telecommunications, and other technology products and services. Several new companies have joined the Technology Council this past year to help get the word out about their products and services and work with providers to serve the needs of their organizations and ultimately, the individuals they serve. One company that joined the Technology Council in 2025 is NetCarrier, which offers communication technology solutions like ConnectSmart, which helps nonprofits, including NJAMHAAmembers, manage inbound calls and requests so information gets to the right people and automates routine interactions so staff can stay focused on serving their clients. “NetCarrier has always been deeply focused on helping nonprofit organizations succeed, especially when it comes to supporting membership growth, donations, and operational efficiency through smart business automation,” Brook Lenfest, NetCarrier’s CEO, said. “NJAMHAA has been a valued NetCarrier customer for over ten years, and joining the association this past summer felt like a natural extension of a long-standing partnership that has consistently delivered value on both sides. We’re proud to be part of the NJAMHAA community and look forward to continuing to support their work with technology that evolves alongside their needs,” Lenfest added. The relationships that are forged among NJAMHAA, itsmember organizations and Council members are highly valued, especially to a company like Eleos Health , which rejoined the Technology Council this year after working alongside NJAMHAA for a decade. “Fromday one, NJAMHAA has excelled at connecting high-quality solutions to the dedicated professionals andmembers who need themmost. Their commitment to excellence hasmade them the go-to association in the field, and they’ve truly set the bar high for others across the country,” according to Sarah R. Eyster, LSW, Eleos’ Strategic PartnershipManager . “In short, joiningNJAMHAA has been about aligningwith a partner who shares our passion for quality care and a community that always strives for the best.” continued on page 27