CE Credit for Visited Lectures
Box Lunch Provided
Industry Experts
ABOUT 2026 CONFERENCE
Join us for the 4th Annual Arkansas Behavioral Health Integration Conference, the state’s premier event dedicated to advancing whole-person care.
Each year, 250–300 professionals across primary care, behavioral health, hospitals, and community organizations come together to strengthen integrated care efforts statewide. 2026 will highlight collaboration as the foundation for improved access and outcomes and offer expanded networking opportunities, continuing education credits (CE), and national and state experts providing practical, evidence-based strategies to enhance and/or refine quality whole-health care (fulfillment, application, execution).
ABOUT 2025 CONFERENCE
Join us for the 3rd Annual Behavioral Health Integration Conference, a full day of learning, networking, and professional growth!
Hear from subject matter experts on topics like Behavioral Health Integration (BHI), value-based payment, Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) implementation, substance misuse, and more, with speakers from across the country. Attendees will have the chance to earn free CEUs, connect with like-minded professionals from across Arkansas, and participate in interactive Q&A sessions. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and strengthen your connections in the field!
Cody Hostutler, Ph.D.
Pediatric Primary Care Psychologist | Nationwide Children’s Hospital
+ Panel Discussion and Q&A
BHI Implementation Panel and Q&A session with Eastern Arkansas Family Health Clinics EAFHC) and Psychiatric Consultants Dr. Cyril Appiagyei & Dr. Jason Onugha.
This year, the lunch panel will showcase Collaborative Care Model (CoCM) team members from Eastern Arkansas Family Health Clinic (EAFHC), an FQHC actively working to integrate CoCM into their primary care practices. Joining the discussion and Q&A session will be EAFHC’s Psychiatric Consultants, Dr. Jason Kenechukwu and Dr. Cyril Appiagyei, who will share insights on the successes and challenges of implementing CoCM in primary care settings.
VENUE
2025 Venue
The 2025 Behavioral Integration Conference will be held on the campus of CHI St. Vincent’s Hospital in Little Rock, AR. Free parking is available in the parking garage, and valet parking is available for a fee.
