Ann Tucker
- Aug 14, 2020
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Oral Health and Behavioral Health: Models of Coordinated and Integrated Care

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2-3 pm CT

Oral health and behavioral health are closely tied together. Uncoordinated oral and behavioral health care and lack of access to care can drastically exacerbate health disparities, increase health care costs and result in poor overall health outcomes for those most at-risk. Join The National Council for Behavioral Health as we explore emerging models of coordinated and integrated care for oral and behavioral health. Register here

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