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$1.08B in mental health investments in 2 weeks: what to know
Here is a breakdown of eight investments into mental healthcare totaling more than $1.08 billion reported by Becker's since Jan. 5: -
Texas behavioral health hospital audited by state
Houston-based Cypress Creek Hospital has been audited by Texas Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General. -
UnitedHealth Group adds virtual mental health services
Virtual behavioral health coaching is now available to UnitedHealth Group members.
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Acadia Healthcare to build 120-bed behavioral health facility in Wisconsin
Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare is planning to build a new inpatient behavioral health center in Madison, Wis., Behavioral Health Business reported Jan. 17. -
Mercy Health to build new inpatient facility with Lifepoint Behavioral
Mercy Health-Youngstown (Ohio) and Brentwood, Tenn.-based Lifepoint Behavioral Health agreed to a joint venture partnership to build a new inpatient behavioral health center in the Mahoning Valley region of Ohio. -
Avesi Partners to invest in Muir Wood behavioral health services
Avesi Partners, a private equity investment firm, has made a growth investment in Petaluma, Calif.-based Muir Wood, an adolescent-focused behavioral health provider. -
NYC Health + Hospitals selects Dr. Omar Fattal to lead behavioral health services
Omar Fattal, MD, has been selected to lead behavioral health services for NYC Health + Hospitals as system chief for behavioral health and co-deputy chief medical officer.
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ServiceNet receives $4M grant for mental health services
ServiceNet, a nonprofit human service agency based in Northampton, Mass., has received a $4 million grant from the federal government to expand mental health services, the Daily Hampshire Gazette reported Jan. 15. -
Oregon Health Authority receives federal approval for behavioral health services reimbursement
The Oregon Health Authority has received federal approval to increase Medicaid behavioral health services reimbursement paid through coordinated care organizations. -
Ohio Hills Health Centers receives congressional funding for behavioral health services
Ohio Hills Health Centers — which has locations in Belmont, Guernsey, Harrison, Monroe and Noble counties — has been given $650,000 in congressional funding through the 2023 Congressionally Directed Spending, according to a Jan. 15 report from the Daily Jeff. -
Psychiatrist named 12th best job in healthcare, per US News
The role of psychiatrist was named the 12th best job in healthcare, according to U.S. News and World Report's 2023 best job rankings released Jan. 10.
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Quartz Health fined $500K for inadequate mental health coverage
The state of Illinois hit Quartz Health, an insurance company based in Sauk City, Wis., with a $500,000 fine for violating a federal law that requires plans to have mental health coverage comparable to medical or surgical care, ABC affiliate WICS reported Jan. 11. -
SimiTree acquires Afia, GreenpointMed to expand behavioral health analytics
SimiTree, a behavioral healthcare consulting and revenue cycle management firm, has acquired Afia, a behavioral health data analytics and consulting company, and GreenpointMed, a medical billing and healthcare credential provider. -
Nystrom and Associates names new CEO
Minneapolis-based Nystrom and Associates, a provider group of behavioral health professionals, has selected Mark Peterson as its next CEO. -
Ohio system opens $84M behavioral health hospital
Akron, Ohio-based Summa Health's $84 million behavioral health campus in Akron will open its doors to patients Jan. 24, according to a Jan. 12 report from cleveland.com. -
10 worst states for mental healthcare
Kansas is the lowest-ranked state for mental healthcare, according to a report by Mental Health America. -
10 best states for mental healthcare
Wisconsin is the top-ranked state for mental healthcare, according to a report by Mental Health America. -
California hospital to close behavioral health unit
Redlands (Calif.) Community Hospital will be shuttering its behavioral health unit due to financial unsustainability, Redlands Community News reported Jan. 12. -
What to know about Maine's proposed mental health budget increase
Maine legislators have proposed a behavioral health investment that will put $237 million into mental healthcare services every other year. -
ARC Health expands to Kansas, Missouri
Beachwood, Ohio-based Arc Health has acquired the Lilac Center, a mental healthcare provider group with locations in Kansas and Missouri.
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