Connecting Patient Identity Across the Care Journey: Lessons for Streamlining Patient Access
Webinar · Online · Host registration may be required · Thursday, October 15, 2026 · Credit eligibility · Vendor-run · Sponsored by Imprivata
1 to 2 p.m. Eastern (EDT), October 15, 2026
Free for members and nonmembers · NAHAM account and host registration required
No Hour Well Spent login needed. Complete registration on the linked registration page. Host account, membership or fees may apply; see the access details below.
The calendar download is an all-day reminder, not registration or a confirmed event time.
Checked against the host’s page on October 6, 2026.
For IT, admissions and operations teams coordinating patient identity across registration, scheduling and billing. Hosted by NAHAM and sponsored by Imprivata; presenters Emily Vollmar and Christina Berg work for Imprivata. The agenda covers workflow coordination and administrative friction in general healthcare, rather than a behavioral-health-specific case study.
Skip it if you need hands-on EHR configuration, a vendor-neutral product comparison or clinical CE.
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The host lists the following credit approvals.
Attendance and license conditions
NAHAM-approved professional contact hour; not clinical CE. Attendance and completion of all event components, including the six-question survey, are required for the certificate. No other credential approval or credit expiry is stated.
Recording access
The host states that no recording is available. NAHAM’s FAQ states sponsored webinars are live-only and are not available as recordings.
Credit and recording reviewed October 6, 2026. Sources: NAHAM official event agenda, speakers, sponsor, free rates and duration, NAHAM Learning Center access and recording rules.
Checked against the host's page on October 6, 2026. learn.naham.org
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