Core Insights - CentralReach successfully concluded its 7th Annual CR Unite Autism and IDD Care Conference, focusing on industry challenges and provider excellence [1][15] - The conference introduced an exclusive CEO Retreat for leaders in the autism and IDD care community to collaborate on future care models [2] Company Developments - CentralReach's CEO, Chris Sullens, highlighted the company's transition from a system of record to a system of agents, emphasizing significant investments in AI technology to automate claims processes and enhance care delivery [3][9] - The company reported strong revenue growth in 2025, reinforcing its market leadership in the autism and IDD care sector, and showcased the impact of its AI products, which facilitated 3.6 million appointments and protected nearly $2 billion in potential clawbacks [6] Industry Trends - A panel discussion at the conference addressed the shift from fee-for-service to outcomes-based care reimbursement models, emphasizing the need for technology to improve data consistency and measurability in care outcomes [4][8] - Experts discussed the importance of standardized, technology-enabled metrics to enhance transparency and support payors in evaluating care quality [5] Product Innovations - CentralReach's CR CareCompanion app is designed to enhance parent and caregiver engagement, providing tools for training, communication, and progress tracking [10][12] - The 2026 roadmap for CentralReach includes plans to expand CR CareCompanion's features, enabling caregivers to manage daily tasks and stay connected throughout the care journey [13] Recognition and Future Events - The conference celebrated the 4th Annual Autism and IDD Care Awards, recognizing over 200 honorees for their contributions to the field [15][16] - CentralReach announced that the next CR Unite conference will take place in Boston, Massachusetts, aiming to foster further learning and collaboration in the industry [17]