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Northwest Counseling Professionals (NWCP) offers various professional consulting services to substance abuse treatment agencies, including assistance with licensing applications, policy development and implementation, identifying appropriate levels of care, navigating regulatory surveys, quality assurance, clinical supervision, staff training, and acting as a liaison between agencies and regulators. NWCP aims to provide quality consultation and support to ensure agencies deliver quality care, training, and regulatory compliance.
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Tonya Davis has over 20 years of experience in healthcare provider network development and management. She has negotiated contracts and developed networks for managed Medicaid and Medicare plans in multiple states. Her experience also includes credentialing oversight, provider relations management, and developing education programs for healthcare providers.
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