Linking What Matters

September 2025

Linking What Matters: GaHIN at the Behavioral Health Symposium

GaHIN is proud to be featured at the 2025 DBHDD Behavioral Health Symposium on October 2 with our session: Linking What Matters: How Georgia is Advancing Whole-Person Care Through Data Unity

What you’ll learn in our session:

How data unity is bridging gaps between behavioral health and social care
Real-world examples of providers closing referral loops and improving outcomes
Why Georgia’s model offers a blueprint for whole-person care nationwide

Join us on October 2 to see how GaHIN and our partners are driving the next era of behavioral health innovation.

Did You Know?

GaHIN’s core tools—GeorgiaConnX and GeorgiaDirect—are free for credentialed, authorized healthcare professionals in Georgia.

See How It Works in Georgia → Contact Us | Georgia Health Information Network

Better Outcomes Start with Connecting to GaHIN

Better care starts with a complete picture. GaHIN connects healthcare providers, social services, and community partners so patients receive coordinated, personalized care without gaps or delays.

1. See Beyond the Chart--Link medical records with social data to address the factors that truly impact health.

2. Get the Whole Story--Access a patient’s statewide record for faster, smarter decisions.

3. Share Without Barriers--Exchange information securely across hospitals, clinics, public health, and social services.

4. Keep Care Moving--Ensure vital details follow the patient through every transition.

5. Strengthen Your Network--Work hand in hand with community partners to tackle root causes of poor health.

When you connect with GaHIN, you are not just sharing data. You are building Whole Person Care.

Biff’s Back… and This Time He Wants Your Job

In Back to the Future, Biff stole the DeLorean. In 2025, he’s coming after jobs with AI and automation.

At GAHIMSS on October 7, attendees can join one of the most cleverly titled sessions of the conference: “Biff Took My Job! The Rise of the Resistance in the Future of Work.”

The 45-minute panel will feature healthcare leaders who have been in the trenches of digital transformation: Glenn Hilburn, RN, MBA, FHIMSS, CHCIO, CDH-E; GaHIN’s own Denise Hines, DHA, PMP, FHIMSS; Kristen McDermott Woodrum; and Tamara George.

🎯 The conversation will explore:

Which jobs are truly at risk (spoiler: not the ones most expect)
Why resistance can reveal important organizational truths
The most critical skills for the future (many of them undervalued today)
How to shift workplace dialogue from panic to possibility

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