Checkpoint EHR Announces Strategic Partnership with Gabrielle Juliano-Villani to Strengthen Medicaid Consulting Support for Behavioral Health Providers
New partnership expands access to expert Medicaid guidance and operational clarity for growing behavioral health organizations
Nashville, TN — April 1st, 2026 — Checkpoint EHR, a leading provider of mission-critical EHR infrastructure for outpatient behavioral health organizations, today announced a strategic partnership with Gabrielle Juliano-Villani, founder of GJV Consulting & Training, as its premier Medicaid Consulting Partner.
This partnership brings together Checkpoint EHR’s purpose-built behavioral health platform with one of the industry’s most trusted voices in Medicaid education, compliance, and practice optimization—creating a more complete support system for Medicaid-focused providers navigating operational complexity and growth.
Gabrielle Juliano-Villani has built a national reputation for helping behavioral health providers understand, navigate, and succeed within Medicaid systems. Through her consulting work, training programs, and a highly engaged community of more than 8,000 providers, she equips organizations with the clarity and confidence needed to improve compliance, strengthen billing practices, and scale sustainably.
“Behavioral health providers today are facing increasing complexity—especially when it comes to Medicaid billing, compliance, and operations,” said Barrett Merrill, Head of Marketing at Checkpoint EHR. “Gabrielle brings an incredible depth of knowledge and a proven ability to translate that complexity into clear, actionable guidance. Partnering with her allows us to better support our community beyond the software—helping agencies operate more wholistically and grow with confidence.”
Checkpoint EHR is highly specialized in serving Medicaid-focused outpatient behavioral health agencies, providing the infrastructure needed to improve billing performance, increase revenue visibility, and streamline operations.
By aligning with GJV Consulting, Checkpoint EHR expands its ability to support providers not just with technology, but with the strategic and operational expertise required to fully leverage that infrastructure.
“This partnership is about meeting providers where they are,” said Gabrielle Juliano-Villani. “Many organizations are doing incredible work but struggling with the nuances of Medicaid—whether it’s compliance, billing workflows, or scaling responsibly. Together with Checkpoint EHR, we’re creating a more connected ecosystem where providers have both the tools and the guidance they need to succeed.”
As part of the partnership, Checkpoint EHR and GJV Consulting will collaborate on educational content, webinars, product enhancements, provider consulting, and community initiatives designed to support Medicaid-focused behavioral health leaders.
This includes the launch and growth of Checkpoint EHR’s new Facebook community, Medicaid Behavioral Health Leaders & Therapists, where Gabrielle will play an active role in sharing insights, answering questions, and helping providers navigate real-world challenges. The partnership also complements Gabrielle’s existing online community, which has become a go-to resource for providers seeking practical Medicaid guidance.
Together, the organizations aim to elevate the level of support available to behavioral health agencies—bridging the gap between technology, billing strategy, and operational execution.
About Checkpoint EHR
Checkpoint EHR provides an intuitive, highly efficient electronic health record platform designed specifically for outpatient behavioral health providers. The platform helps agencies capture more revenue, get paid faster, maintain compliance, and operate more efficiently through purpose-built workflows and strong billing infrastructure.
About GJV Consulting & Training
GJV Consulting & Training, founded by Gabrielle Juliano-Villani, supports behavioral health providers through Medicaid consulting, training, and operational guidance. The firm helps organizations improve compliance, strengthen billing processes, and scale effectively within complex regulatory environments.