Industry Associations
Our commitment to our customers includes support, collaboration and knowledge sharing with leading human services, health IT and industry associations. We represent and amplify the collective voice of our customers and partners to create an ecosystem that enables the delivery of quality care and services.
Human Services IT Advisory Group (HSITAG)
The Human Services IT Advisory Group (HSITAG) was founded in 1993 by Bob Stauffer and a small group of professionals who met once a month for lunch to discuss a better way for industry to collaborate and work with government. The organization serves as a trusted advisor to both policy and technology officials at the federal and state levels. In areas where industry has a consensus, HSITAG serves as subject matter experts and vendor-neutral viewpoints on many areas of HHS technology in governments.
The Coalition for Behavioral Health of New York
We serve New York’s behavioral health community by providing policy, advocacy, training and technical assistance to more than 100 community-based behavioral health providers.
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
Providers (ASAP) of New York State
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Providers of New York State (ASAP) is committed to working together to support organizations, groups and individuals that prevent and alleviate the profound personal, social and economic consequences of alcoholism and substance abuse in New York State. ASAP represents the interests of the largest alcoholism and substance abuse prevention, treatment, research and training providers in the country.
Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services (TACFS)
Texas serves tens of thousands of the most vulnerable children and families in the child welfare system. They experience trauma from physical abuse, neglect, poverty, domestic violence, substance abuse, and more. The Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services (TACFS) is a network of mission-driven organizations that have embraced the call to serve these children and families, and are working together to improve our care, services, and outcomes statewide.
Family Focused Treatment Association (FFTA)
FFTA works to advance best practices and advocate for policies that support families in their care and treatment for children. Today, we work to advance Treatment Family Care as a vital resource in the continuum of child/family well-being and children’s behavioral health services across North America. With nearly 500 member organizations across North America, we lift up the voices and needs of those children and families our members serve. Our members deliver a range of Treatment Family Care services including, but not limited to: Family Preservation, Home Visitation, Foster Care, Adoption, Kinship Care, Older Youth Services, Parent/Family Support, In-home Mental Health Services, etc.
