New Jersey’s new integrated facility licensing regulations create important changes—and new opportunities—for organizations delivering primary care, behavioral health, and substance use disorder services.

Join us for a practical overview of the new regulatory framework and what clinicians, health care organizations, and other stakeholders need to know as they prepare for implementation. The session will cover how the regulations streamline licensure and support integrated care delivery, as well as opportunities for telehealth, mobile and alternative care sites, and shared clinical leadership.

We’ll also discuss the implementation process, including transitional licensure requirements, the relationship between New Jersey Department of Health licensing and Department of Human Services program and payment requirements, and key operational considerations for providers.

At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be able to:

1. Describe the purpose and key components of New Jersey’s Integrated Facility Licensing regulations.
2. Explain how the regulations affect integrated care delivery, clinical operations, compliance, and alternative care models, including telehealth and mobile services.
3. Identify practical steps health care organizations and clinicians can take to prepare for implementation and navigate the transition to the new regulatory framework.

Continuing education credit is available for:
Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Social Workers, Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Associate Counselors, and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists. Registration is required. 

We hope you’ll join us for this first session and continue to participate in our 3-part education series as we explore timely topics, emerging policies, and practical resources to support the organizations, professionals, and partners advancing New Jersey’s Rural Health Transformation Program.