Free CME Opportunity for New York-based PCPs

We’re proud to announce that the Seleni Institute has received a grant from the Fidelis Care Behavioral Health Grant Program to improve maternal health equity and behavioral health outcomes in New York State.

This funding will provide 100 full scholarships to New York-based primary care providers for our CME-accredited, AAFP-accredited maternal mental health trainings:

  • Breaking Barriers in Maternal Care

  • Trauma-Informed Communication with Patients and Families

These evidence-based, practical courses equip providers with tools to improve patient engagement, reduce disparities, and strengthen behavioral health capacity within primary care settings.

Applications are now open! Eligible New York-based primary care providers can apply to receive a fully funded scholarship.

Our goal is to strengthen the integration of behavioral health and primary care, helping bridge care gaps and expand access to compassionate, comprehensive support for vulnerable populations. Thank you, Fidelis Care, for your commitment to improving maternal health.

View the full press release here


About Fidelis Care

Fidelis Care is a mission-driven health plan offering quality, affordable coverage for children and adults of all ages and at all stages of life. With more than 2.4 million members statewide, Fidelis Care believes that all New Yorkers should have access to affordable, quality health insurance. Follow us on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/company/fidelis-care, Instagram at @fideliscare, and on Facebook at facebook.com/fideliscare. For more information, call Fidelis Care at 1-888-FIDELIS (1-888-343-3547) or visit fideliscare.org.

Seleni Institute

A nonprofit organization that was founded by Nitzia and George Logothetis in 2011 to destigmatize and transform mental health and wellness by addressing real-life issues that challenge the emotional health of women, men, and their families.

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