Today's Top 20 Stories
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10 states with the worst youth mental healthcare
Oregon is the state with the worst mental healthcare for young people, according to a recent report by Port St. Lucie, Fla.-based Onyx Behavioral Health. -
HHS: Congress cannot allow behavioral telehealth flexibilities to expire
Congress cannot allow telehealth flexibilities for behavioral health implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra said. -
Banner Health adds adolescent substance abuse, mental health program
Phoenix-based Banner Health has opened a substance abuse and mental health outpatient program for teenagers.
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HHS grants $39M to integrated care, other mental health projects
HHS will put $39.4 million in grant funding to several behavioral health initiatives. -
Oceans Healthcare adds behavioral health experts to board
Plano, Texas-based Oceans Healthcare has appointed Michael Jellinek, MD, and Courtney Phillips, PhD, to its board of directors. -
Addiction treatment center opens in Indiana
An addiction treatment and recovery center has opened in Sullivan, Ind., CBS affiliate WTHI reported March 21. -
DraftKings, Kindbridge Behavioral Health partner on gambling program
DraftKings has partnered with Kindbridge Behavioral Health to provide access to therapy and treatment for problem gaming.
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Episcopal Health Services names behavioral health leader
Tanya Barros has been appointed behavioral health service line administrator of Far Rockaway, N.Y.-based Episcopal Health Services. -
7 behavioral health leadership moves to know
Here are seven behavioral health leadership moves to know that Becker's has reported on so far in March: -
Addiction treatment center for veterans opens in Massachusetts
Your Six Recovery has opened a new addiction treatment facility in Cummington, Mass. -
New Jersey counseling center owner pleads guilty to fraud
The owner of a New Jersey counseling center pleaded guilty to billing private insurers for services she never provided.
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Lawmakers question $3.8B in unspent mental health funding
A group of lawmakers is asking the Government Accountability Office to examine unspent mental health funds, The Washington Post reported March 20. -
Boston to spend $21M on behavioral health
The city of Boston is spending $21 million to increase access to mental and behavioral health services and programs throughout the city. -
Behavioral health center opens in Oklahoma
NorthCare has opened a new certified community behavioral health clinic in Edmond, Okla. -
California voters approve mental health proposal
California voters have approved a ballot measure that aims to address the state's homelessness crisis and transform mental healthcare, NPR reported March 21. -
Minnesota hospital to close outpatient mental health services
North Memorial Health Hospital will close its outpatient mental health services at the end of August, the Star Tribune reported March 20. -
3 recent private equity deals in behavioral health
Private equity deals in behavioral health declined in 2023 but could pick up in 2024 as investors turn their attention to the space. -
Tennessee behavioral department launches scholarship
The Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services has launched a scholarship program to increase the number of behavioral health professionals in the state. -
CDC: 6 ways hospital leaders can prevent staff burnout
The CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has released a set of guidelines for hospital leaders to reduce staff burnout. -
Senators introduce bill to address LGBTQ mental health crisis
U.S. Sens. Tina Smith and Laphonza Butler have introduced a bill focused on mental health and crisis intervention resources for at-risk LGBTQ+ youth across the country.
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