Now Available: Behavioral Health State Data Reporting for New York State

NextGen Healthcare is pleased to announce that Behavioral Health State Data Reporting for New York State is now in General Release.

Behavioral Health State Data Reporting for New York State is a turnkey solution that meets the requirements for the Patient Characteristic Survey (PCS) and Client Data System (CDS) forms as required by the New York State Office of Mental Health (OMH) and Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS). The solution seamlessly integrates with behavioral health and human services organizations that provide primary care.

Our ability to support compliance with complex state rules and regulations is a major reason why agencies in the state of New York select NextGen Healthcare as their Electronic Health Record (EHR) vendor. NextGen Healthcare’s powerful data reporting tools simplify compliance with state reporting requirements, and our cross-platform interface engine, NextGen® Connect, enables the flow and management of information from NextGen® Enterprise EHR to OASAS and OMH.

Satisfy New York State Reporting Requirements

Our systems are upgraded on an ongoing basis as requirements change to ensure that clients can remain in compliance with New York State reporting regulations. NextGen Enterprise EHR fully supports our New York clients’ ability to collect CDS and PCS data for OASAS and OMH and provides configuration options for submission of the data to the OASAS and OMH registries.

To more information on Behavioral Health State Data Reporting for New York State, please review the Behavioral Health State Data Reporting – New York State page on Success Community. And be sure to explore the User Guide for NextGen New York State Reporting: OASAS and PCS, 1.0 to learn how to navigate the template suite and satisfy state reporting requirements. If you have additional questions or would like to obtain Behavioral Health State Data Reporting for New York State, please contact your Account Executive.

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