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Advanced Behavioral Health (Connecticut)

Non-profit ASO managing behavioral health services

Behavioral Health Homes Program Assistant

Part-Time
$53k - $58.3k
Senior
Bachelor's
Middletown, CT, USA
HybridHybrid work arrangement; travel within the state is required.
Administrative & Executive AssistanceAdministrative Support

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in social work, public health, or a closely related field is required.
  • Five years of administrative or provider relations experience is required; healthcare, behavioral health, or insurance-related experience is preferred.
  • Experience in data analysis is required.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, including Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint, and Microsoft Teams.
  • Understanding of Medicaid, Medicare, health promotion, whole-person health, integrated care, and social determinants of health.
  • Ability to create presentations, training documents, reports, and analytical graphs is a plus.
  • Ability to write accurate, easily understood instructions and documents.
  • Ability to work successfully and effectively with internal and external customers, including a network of community-based service providers.
  • Must be flexible to respond quickly and positively to shifting demands and change management opportunities.
  • Ability to perform the essential job functions, including travel to other locations and lifting, carrying, or moving 10–20 pounds; reasonable accommodations may be available.
Responsibilities
  • Provide and coordinate administrative and provider relations support tasks for the Behavioral Health Home program.
  • Support designated providers through orientation and education of providers and staff and incorporate contract policies and procedures.
  • Provide telephone support for incoming calls to the BHH queue line when needed.
  • Provide coverage, as needed, in the absence of the BHH Manager.
  • Attend program meetings, workgroups, and committee meetings with the BHH manager or represent the program on behalf of ABH.
  • Take comprehensive, accurate, and well-organized meeting notes as requested by the BHH manager.
  • Prepare, proofread, and distribute clear, concise, and grammatically accurate meeting minutes within established timeframes.
  • Support and lead program-related tasks and projects, including preparing and distributing provider communications, newsletters, announcements, and educational materials.
  • Assist with annual provider surveys, prepare and distribute training materials, and coordinate and conduct on-site visits with DMHAS and/or provider staff.
  • Perform member eligibility verification in a timely manner to support timely enrollment in the Behavioral Health Homes Program.
  • Maintain and update the BHH provider master contact list quarterly.
  • Assist with annual provider credentialing and recredentialing activities.
  • Communicate professionally with designated providers, clients, community organizations, state partners and stakeholders, and internal departments regarding program-related inquiries.
  • Maintain confidentiality of clients' protected health information, adhere to HIPAA policies and procedures, and report HIPAA violations to the appropriate ABH officer.
  • Travel within the state to meet program requirements.
  • Attend annual Conflict of Interest training, HIPAA training, and all training required by Programs and/or DMHAS.
  • Demonstrate ethical conduct, professionalism, and cultural competence in all interactions.
  • Perform other tasks and responsibilities as required to support business operations.
Desired Qualifications
  • Administrative or provider relations experience in a healthcare, behavioral health, or insurance-related setting.
  • Proficiency in creating presentations, training documents, reports, and analytical graphs.

About the company

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Advanced Behavioral Health (Connecticut)

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ABH is a nonprofit behavioral health administrative services organization that coordinates state-funded mental health and substance use services in Connecticut and the Northeast. It combines administrative operations (utilization management, provider network administration, claims processing, quality assurance, data management) with direct care management and serves as a hub for other providers, partnering with DMHAS and DCF to implement statewide programs. Its services include ECCP, Military Support Program, Employee Assistance Programs, and community-based supports for people with serious mental illness. ABH differentiates itself through its hybrid model focused on program execution and service quality within a nonprofit framework, aiming to stabilize the provider network, expand access, and improve outcomes for all ages.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Middletown, Connecticut

Founded

1995

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What believers are saying

  • ABH appointed Deena Tampi president and CEO in November 2025, stabilizing leadership.
  • Connecticut’s 2024-2026 procurement plan keeps ABH on multiple statewide DCF contracts.
  • ABH’s 2026 news shows continued state visibility through National Guard and public-program outreach.

What critics are saying

  • 2025 whistleblower complaints, CHRO filings, and auditor scrutiny damaged state-contractor trust.
  • CEO Wable’s leave and employee media restrictions signal governance stress and retention risk.
  • Carelon already holds major Connecticut behavioral-health contracts, threatening ABH’s next recompete cycle.

What makes Advanced Behavioral Health (Connecticut) unique

  • Connecticut’s statewide ASO embeds ABH in DCF and DMHAS workflows, creating switching costs.
  • ABH runs niche programs like ECCP, Military Support, and DCF consultation contracts.
  • Its provider-network, claims, and care-management infrastructure spans Medicaid, child welfare, and community care.

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Benefits

  • Remote Work Options