National questions. State-specific rules. Evidence built state by state.
Medicare can be studied nationally. Licensure, Medicaid, commercial payer policy, and local workforce conditions usually cannot, so those studies begin with a defined first fielding and expand from there.
Where do you sit in the workforce?
Choose your seat and the studies below reorder around you. Nothing is hidden; choose again to undo.
Different seats. One system. The six studies below ask what the administrative records cannot.
The method
What the record knows
License status
Credential type
Geography
Medicare enrollment
License records read across eighteen states.
What the record cannot know
Who is available to supervise
Who is actually hiring
What enrollment costs in staff hours
What happens after a referral
Whether a new care model can be staffed
That is where the studies begin.
The record cannot tell us. The people doing the work can.
The six studies
The practice study
About ten minutes · first fielding: Michigan · expanding by state What the record can't tell us What happens to positions, hours, and roles when reimbursement changes? If reimbursement changes are causing you to pause hiring, reduce hours, or rethink limited-license positions, this is the study asking what is happening to your practice. Start with the document: The BHCM Pivot Playbook, free and ungated. Then, if you have ten minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.The integration study
About seven minutes · first fielding: Michigan · expanding by state What the record can't tell us What happens after the referral leaves the record? Start with the document: The CoCM Startup Brief, free and ungated. Then, if you have seven minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.The credentialing study
About five minutes · first fielding: Michigan · expanding by state What the record can't tell us How many staff hours does one enrollment consume? Start with the document: The Credentialing Cheat-Sheet, free and ungated. Then, if you have five minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.The supervision study
About six minutes · first fielding: Michigan · expanding by state What the record can't tell us How many eligible supervisors are actually taking supervisees? Start with the document: The Supervisor Eligibility Checker, free and ungated. Then, if you have six minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.The trainee study
About five minutes · first fielding: Michigan · expanding by state What the record can't tell us Where do clinicians get lost between graduation and full licensure? Start with the document: The Career Path Guide, free and ungated. Then, if you have five minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.The Medicare study
About five minutes · national What the record can't tell us What stops an allowable model from becoming an operating one? Start with the document: The Medicare Enrollment Cheat-Sheet, free and ungated. Then, if you have five minutes: tell the Observatory what the record cannot.Every study leads with its document, free and ungated, and the surveys open as each study is released. Findings go to respondents first. If you want the findings without taking a survey, because you research, represent, fund, or plan this workforce, one line to info@integrative-neuroscience.com is enough.
The exchange
Five to ten minutes in. Findings back first.
