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A useful AI workflow starts with its exceptions.
A working AI process needs rules for missing information and failed connections, plus a person responsible when it cannot continue.
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What paid bed-days can—and cannot—tell an owner.
Occupancy, admissions, collections, and contribution measure different things. Review them together when assessing business performance.
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Three treatment datasets and what each measures.
NSDUH, N-SUMHSS, and TEDS can inform a market view—but they measure different populations, facilities, and events.
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The 2025 NSDUH is out. Put the findings in context.
The July 2026 NSDUH release reports national findings. Compare them with your center’s population and records before changing plans.
2 min readSource release · July 27, 2026
42 CFR Part 2: notices, systems, and staff procedures.
The 2026 compliance date is a prompt to examine the notices, systems, and handoffs around protected SUD records.
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