Chorus Blog

FQHCs face tight funding, new Medicaid rules, and rising administrative burdens. Learn how technology helps unify care, streamline workflows, and strengthen patient engagement, all while protecting revenue and improving outcomes.

Coordinating behavioral health care is hard enough without systems that leave you in the dark. This post explores how community providers can close tech gaps, meet SAMHSA requirements, & keep clients engaged—using tools built for how care works, not just how it's regulated.

Delivering integrated behavioral health care is tough when your systems don’t talk to each other. This post breaks down how community behavioral health care providers can overcome tech gaps, meet SAMHSA requirements, and streamline care coordination with tools built for real-world complexity—not just compliance. See how Chorus helps make it happen.

Community behavioral health providers need more than snapshots to deliver whole-person care. This post explores how fragmented systems hinder outcomes, compliance, and coordination—and how Chorus empowers providers with integrated, longitudinal care tools to improve impact, reduce manual work, and streamline operations across the full client journey.

Merced County BHRS and Chorus Innovations are launching a major project to modernize behavioral health care coordination, supporting CalAIM goals and expanding access to services across the county.

New federal legislation could require Medicaid recipients to verify 80 hours of work or related activities each month, impacting millions. Providers may need new tools to manage eligibility and outreach under tighter rules.

Celebrate Mental Health Month with Chorus—5 weekly ideas to support care teams, boost wellbeing, and strengthen sustainable care delivery.

With the launch of the 988 Crisis Initiative, there’s been a significant step towards improving quality access to mental health care for those in crisis. As such, technology providers like Chorus play a pivotal role in enhancing related behavioral health workflows.

Chorus has been selected by the State of California’s Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) to provide hands-on assistance for the Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace.

A crucial part of eliminating barriers to technology creation and driving technology adoption is ensuring that what is built is not only inclusive of diverse perspectives, but also of the various levels of understanding and comfort with digital tools and technology.

The goal of care coordination is to help health teams, patients, and providers work together to make sure a patient’s health needs are met by the right providers, at the right place, and at the right time. It centers the focus of health-care delivery on the patient and aims to alleviate the burden that many patients face in organizing their own care management by taking a more integrated approach.

Building an engaging, reliable, and secure MVP is key to launching your digital startup, securing funding, and scaling your business. No code simplifies the process.

An app building platform to meet the digital health and research needs of today and build innovative solutions for tomorrow.

An app building platform to meet the digital health and research needs of today and build innovative solutions for tomorrow.

A core principle to facilitating participatory engagement in projects is listening over outcomes. This means leading with trust and empathy building, to get to more relevant and engaging solutions.

In the future of no-code application development, managing security infrastructure on your own (or in a silo) is a thing of the past.

How approaches from Participatory Research can help lead the next wave of technology development and how Chorus is bringing research world principles in CBPR to facilitate technology development with no code at the core.

A recent WSJ article highlighted how new app tools are being leveraged to help in the treatment of depression, anxiety, and more by providing therapists a stream of information between sessions - and options to intervene if necessary. As part of this, the Chorus platform and the work of our founder Armen Arevian, MD PhD was highlighted.