Today's Top 20 Stories
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Fraud scheme could disrupt ADHD care for thousands
ADHD medication may be disrupted for thousands of patients after two executives for a large telehealth prescriber were indicted for fraud, the CDC said June 13. -
2 behavioral health sites shut down
Here are two behavioral health treatment facilities that have closed, as reported by Becker's since May 2: -
Why this system is adding a psychiatry residency
WellSpan Health plans to train psychiatrists and keep them working in Western Pennsylvania.
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Nationwide Children's Hospital receives $25M gift for mental and behavioral health research
Columbus, Ohio-based Nationwide Children's Hospital received $25 million from donors Joe and Linda Chlapaty for its new Institute for Mental and Behavioral Health Research, according to a June 14 news release. -
What 1 system plans to do with $41M for behavioral care
NYC Health + Hospitals is working to turn the city's behavioral health crisis into an opportunity to level up its care. -
9 NY hospitals get $39.1M to expand psychiatric emergency care
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the state has awarded $39.1 million toward the development of comprehensive psychiatric emergency programs at nine hospitals. -
UK HealthCare hospital to open ED for patients in mental health crisis
Lexingnton-based UK HealthCare will open a behavioral health emergency department July 31 at Eastern State Hospital, leaders told the Lexington Herald-Leader in a June 10 report.
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Senate report: Children face abuse, mistreatment in residential behavioral facilities
Children are frequently harmed in residential treatment facilities, a report from the Senate Finance Committee alleged. -
U of Arkansas debuts new depression treatment
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock is the first facility in the U.S. to offer treatment for major depressive disorder using the SAINT neuromodulation system. -
VA waives copays for mental health, substance use treatments
The Veterans Administration will waive copays for veterans' first three outpatient mental health or substance use visits in a calendar year. -
Montana hospital to add inpatient psychiatric unit
Bozeman (Mont.) Health's Deaconess Regional Medical Center plans to open a 14-bed inpatient psychiatric unit in 2025.
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Pentagon investigates new uses for psychedelics
The Pentagon is looking into uses of psychedelic medicines for uses beyond mental health, Politico reported June 7. -
Mercy Health hospital project cuts behavioral ED lengths of stay by 64%
Mercy Health-Springfield (Ohio) Regional Medical Center reduced emergency department lengths of stay for behavioral health patients by 64% thanks to a collaboration with a healthcare consulting firm. -
U of Michigan Health-Sparrow proposes $97M psychiatric hospital
University of Michigan Health-Sparrow is proposing a $97.2 million, 120-bed psychiatric facility in Lansing, Mich., the Lansing State Journal reported July 7. -
Psychiatrist gets prison for $19M Medicare, insurance fraud scheme
A psychiatrist in Wellesley, Mass., was sentenced to prison for charges related to a scheme that defrauded Medicare and private insurers of more than $19 million. -
Kettering Health expands outpatient care
Kettering (Ohio) Health now offers its outpatient behavioral health program at its location in Miamisburg, Ohio. -
Mental distress, depression, drug deaths increasing among older adults
Rates of mental distress and other behavioral health conditions are on the rise among older adults, according to America’s Health Rankings 2024 Senior Report. -
77-clinic autism treatment chain changes hands
Shore Capital Partners sold Behavioral Innovations to Tenex Capital Management, another private equity firm. -
Oregon State Hospital hit with 3rd jeopardy warning in less than 1 year
Salem-based Oregon State Hospital has received a second immediate jeopardy warning this year after the death of a patient, the Oregon Capital Chronicle reported June 6. -
Inside NYC Health + Hospitals' behavioral health blueprint
New York City Health + Hospitals is implementing a three-year game plan to boost its behavioral health services.
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