Events

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 Behavioral Health Outcomes Consortium (BHOC26), taking place September 8–10 at the Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach in Dana Point, California. BHOC26 brings together behavioral health providers, payers, researchers, technology innovators, and policymakers to tackle a critical industry challenge: creating a shared framework for measuring and demonstrating meaningful outcomes. Through collaborative working sessions, payer-provider forums, and discussions focused on data, accountability, and value, the event aims to help shape the future of behavioral healthcare. As a trusted partner to behavioral health organizations, SimiTree understands the growing importance of connecting clinical outcomes, operational performance, and financial sustainability. We look forward to joining industry leaders at BHOC26, sharing perspectives, learning from peers, and contributing to the conversation around how better data and smarter strategies can help organizations deliver stronger outcomes. Will you be at BHOC26? We’d love to connect.

Come join us at the event! For two decades, HCHB has evolved with the healthcare landscape, building technology that supports care, improves outcomes, and strengthens connections.

Join us at HCANYS on September 17th in Saratoga for the 2026 Senior Financial Managers Retreat! This popular signature program will help you better understand timely and prominent finance issues affecting your bottom line as a home care provider, hospice or MLTC plan, including improving your revenue cycle and evaluating one’s financial performance, tips on successfully navigating Medicare Advantage contracts and business as well the implications of the home health and hospices payment rules in 2026 and 2027. Presentations from SimiTree experts include: 1:30–2:30 PM Beyond the Benchmarks: Leverage Industry Standards to Set Agency Goals Rob Simione, CPA, SVP of Professional Services This session will provide a comprehensive review of the most critical home health key performance indicators (KPIs) and the industry benchmarks that define high performance. This session will cover key financial benchmarks around revenue and cost along with operational benchmarks around revenue cycle, quality and market growth. Participants will gain a clear understanding of how clinical, financial, operational, and PDGM KPIs should be measured, why they matter, and how they compare to national averages, state and top-performing agencies.   2:30–3:30 PM Leveraging HHVBP Data Analytics to Power Performance Improvement Michael Simione, MBA, VP of Post Acute Data Analytics With the nationwide rollout of Home Health Value-Based Purchasing (HHVBP), success now hinges on the ability to turn data into actionable insights. This session explores how home health providers can use HHVBP performance data to identify opportunities, benchmark progress, and implement strategies that drive measurable improvement. Attendees will learn how to interpret key metrics such as OASIS accuracy (for both SOC and DC), Potentially Preventable Hospitalizations (PPH) and HHCAHPS survey scores, and translate them into targeted operational and clinical enhancements. Through case examples and practical tools, this session will equip agencies with data-driven approaches to elevate care quality, strengthen patient engagement, and boost their competitive position under value-based reimbursement.

AI is speeding up home health coding and OASIS review, but speed without oversight is a risk. This webinar breaks down the 3 biggest risks hiding inside autonomous coding tools and gives you a checklist for catching AI errors before they turn into a denial, an ADR, or an audit.

Join us at the Association for Home & Hospice Care of North Carolina's 2026 Leadership Conference! This is your opportunity to connect with industry peers, exchange ideas, and gain practical strategies that will strengthen your organization and your leadership. From Vision to Impact, you'll leave with actionable tools, fresh insights, and innovative solutions to help you transform your vision into meaningful results for the patients, families, and communities you serve.

Behavioral health leaders are being asked to improve margins, retain clinicians, and reduce compliance exposure, often at the same time. Yet revenue may already be hiding inside the services your teams are delivering today. A clinical and revenue integrity review can uncover missed revenue opportunities while also identifying documentation, coding, medical necessity, and workflow gaps that create compliance exposure. This session will show you how to find the opportunity, reduce the risk, and strengthen your workforce without adding another task to your clinicians’ plates. We’ll cover: Where behavioral health organizations commonly lose legitimate revenue How documentation, coding, and medical necessity gaps create both revenue leakage and audit exposure How to distinguish a compliance problem from a workflow, training, or billing problem How to quantify findings and prioritize the highest-value opportunities How leaders can use findings to strengthen margins, operations, and workforce stability Behavioral health organizations are facing increasing pressure to protect margins, maintain compliance, and support an already-strained workforce. Learn how a clinical and revenue integrity assessment can provide the visibility leaders need to identify missed revenue, reduce risk, and prioritize the operational improvements that matter most

SimiTree is proud to attend the 2026 NPHI Washington Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., September 30–October 2. The conference brings together hospice and advanced illness care leaders for important conversations about the policies, challenges and opportunities shaping the future of care. As the industry continues to evolve, SimiTree looks forward to connecting with leaders and sharing perspectives on how organizations can strengthen operations, improve financial performance and remain focused on delivering exceptional care. We hope to see you there!

Don't miss the presentation from J'non Griffin, RN, MHA, HCS-D, HCS-C, HCS-H, HCS-O, COS-C, Senior Vice President, Coding & OASIS. Winning the Data Game: Using Your Numbers to Drive Quality Improvement and HHVBP Success Track: HH  Launches Virtually in October 2026

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 East Coast Symposium, taking place October 9–11 in West Palm Beach, Florida. The event brings together addiction treatment and behavioral health professionals for advanced education, practical insights and meaningful connections focused on improving treatment and recovery outcomes. We look forward to connecting with behavioral health leaders and professionals from across the country, sharing perspectives and exploring strategies that can help organizations navigate today’s evolving landscape. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team — we’d love to meet you!

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 OCHCH Annual Conference & Trade Show, taking place October 12–13 in Westerville, Ohio. As one of Ohio’s largest gatherings of home care and hospice professionals, the conference brings together industry leaders for meaningful education, networking and conversations around the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of care at home. We look forward to connecting with home health and hospice leaders from across Ohio, sharing insights and exploring strategies that can help organizations strengthen operations, improve financial performance, support compliance and deliver better outcomes. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team—we’d love to meet you and talk about how data, technology and healthcare expertise can help your organization thrive.

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 OCBH Leadership Conference, taking place October 14–16 at Sunriver Resort in Sunriver, Oregon. Hosted by the Oregon Council for Behavioral Health, the conference brings together behavioral health leaders and professionals to explore emerging trends, innovative treatment models and strategies for navigating an evolving industry. We look forward to connecting with behavioral health leaders, sharing insights and discussing strategies that can help organizations strengthen operations, improve financial performance and prepare for what’s ahead. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team — we’d love to meet you!

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 CSAM Annual Conference, October 21–24 at the Hyatt Regency Orange County in Garden Grove, California. Hosted by the California Society of Addiction Medicine, the conference brings together physicians, clinicians, educators and behavioral health professionals to explore the latest developments in addiction medicine, evidence-based care, behavioral health and public policy. We look forward to connecting with addiction medicine and behavioral health leaders, exchanging ideas and exploring strategies that can help organizations navigate an evolving healthcare landscape. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team—we’d love to meet you!

SimiTree is excited to attend the CT Association for Healthcare at Home Annual Conference, October 23 at the Hartford Marriott Downtown in Hartford, CT. 

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 mhca Fall Conference, October 26–28 at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, Arizona. This year’s conference focuses on technology, innovation and AI advancements, bringing together behavioral healthcare leaders to explore how emerging technologies are transforming access, operations and the future of care. We look forward to connecting with behavioral health leaders and sharing perspectives on how AI and innovative solutions can help organizations improve efficiency, strengthen performance and prepare for what’s ahead. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team — we’d love to meet you!

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 OPEN MINDS Technology & Analytics Institute, October 27–29 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The event brings together healthcare executives and technology leaders to explore how technology, analytics and emerging innovations can drive stronger clinical and operational performance. We look forward to connecting with behavioral health and human services leaders to exchange ideas and explore how data, AI and technology can improve efficiency, strengthen financial performance and support better outcomes. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team — we’d love to meet you!

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 National Alliance for Care at Home Annual Meeting & Expo, October 27–30 in Washington, D.C. The event brings together leaders across home health, hospice, palliative care, home care and Medicaid HCBS to explore the trends, challenges and innovations shaping the future of care at home. We look forward to connecting with care-at-home leaders from across the country, exchanging ideas and exploring strategies that can help organizations strengthen performance, adapt to industry change and deliver better patient-centered care. If you’ll be attending, be sure to connect with the SimiTree team—we’d love to see you there!

SimiTree is excited to attend the 2026 BHB INVEST Conference, October 28–30 at the JW Marriott Desert Ridge in Phoenix, Arizona. Hosted by Behavioral Health Business, INVEST brings together behavioral health owners, operators, investors and industry leaders for conversations around investment, mergers and acquisitions, growth and the evolving behavioral health market. We look forward to connecting with behavioral health leaders and exploring the trends, strategies and opportunities shaping the industry. The conference offers a valuable opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss how organizations can strengthen performance and position themselves for sustainable growth.

Every agency adopting AI ends up with a story: a good one, a bad one, or an ugly one. This session breaks down what separates a responsible AI rollout from a costly misstep, then looks ahead to what AI-ready coding operations will need to look like in the next 3–5 years, so your agency can lead instead of catch up.