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Strategic Planning and Financial Sustainability

CE Credit Available

HMB3 - Powering Possibility: How the Region IV+ Digital Alliance is Transforming Health Centers into the Partner, Employer, and Provider of Choice

Monday, November 17, 2025
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CT
Location: Greenway IJ (Second Level)
CE: 1
ACHE: 1
CME: 1
CEU: 1
Session Description: The moniker “we are better together” is in the forefront of the collective CHC movement. Join the members of the Region IV+ Digital Health Alliance to understand how their individual work as HCCNs evolved to become a more formal effort, leveraging the subject matter expertise for training and technical assistance across the region, New York, and Connecticut.

In this session, Health Center Controlled Network (HCCN) leaders from Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, New York, and Connecticut will showcase how they have partnered to better support their peers while also better serving their members. You will hear how these leaders have forged bonds, how they work together, leveraging their individual subject matter expertise, and sharing training, technical assistance, and opportunities across the region while also maintaining autonomy and independence. Attendees will learn strategies for how to develop a regionalized or participating group approach to the work of the HCCNs. Further, they will discover that this approach enables a much richer experience for members and for the HCCNs while maximizing funding dollars.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify key components of the Region IV+ Digital Alliance model that support scalable health IT solutions across multiple health centers.
  • Explore methods to strengthen health center workforce capacity through regional collaboration, data literacy initiatives, and technology adoption.
  • Demonstrate how digital partnerships can position health centers as the Partner of Choice for community stakeholders, including payers, public health agencies, and technology vendors.