Follow-up Materials From Project ECHO: COVID-19 Financial Response Strategy Session #1

Follow-up Materials From Project ECHO: COVID-19 Financial Response Strategy Session #1

(From the National Council for Behavioral Health)

Thank you for joining Project ECHO: National Council, COVID-19 Financial Response Strategy ECHO Series; Session 1 – Extending the Runway – Weekly Cash Flow Projections. We hope you found the session valuable and look forward to continuing this series to support you in the coming weeks.

Below you will find:

  1. Today’s slides
  2. The financial primer document referenced at the beginning of the session

The session recording is now available. Please share with colleagues who may find it valuable.

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Register for our next session “National Council, COVID-19 Financial Response Strategy ECHO Series; Session 2 – Extending the Runway – Leveraging Stimulus/Relief Efforts”. This session will take place next Tuesday, April 28th at 1pm ET.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us. Additionally, we are constantly updating our National Council COVID-19 resources website.

Stay safe!

Fady is responsible for policy and regulatory matters related to Physical Disabilities and Aging, with primary focus on personal assistance, employment services, and service coordination. Emphasis is placed on engaging the Office of Long-Term Living and the Community HealthChoices Managed Care Organizations, coordination of care with Behavioral HealthChoices MCOs, and collaborations with other advocacy and provider associations. Fady is also the President / CEO of ProVantaCare, an RCPA-affiliated company focused on contracting with MCOs, and is the President of XtraGlobex, a consulting firm focused on Value-Based Payment contracting. He brings extensive experience in the advocacy and operations of human services providers in physical disabilities and aging, from his role at Liberty Resources, Inc., and his service with a number of nonprofit services providers. He earned an MBA in Marketing from The University of Tennessee and a PhD in Organizational Leadership from Capella University.

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