InterCommunity Receives National Award for Help Now Program
hstrycharz • May 13, 2015
On May 7, 2015 InterCommunity was awarded the 2015 Dorland Health Case In Point Platinum Award in the category of Behavioral Health Case Management, for their Help Now Same Day Access Program. Tyler Booth, InterCommunity COO and creator of the innovative program, which provides immediate access to patients of InterCommunity, was in DC to accept the prestigious award.
Press Release IC PR 2015 CASE IN POINT
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