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MultiCare launches adolescent behavioral health program
MultiCare Health System has opened an adolescent day program at its behavioral health clinic in Burien, Wash. -
Mental health facility opens in Oklahoma
The Green Shoe Foundation has opened a new facility in Guthrie, Okla., ABC affiliate KOCO reported Aug. 8. -
Yale receives $4M for LGBTQ-affirming mental health care
Researchers at the Yale School of Public Health in New Haven, Conn., have received a $4 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to develop therapeutic interventions for LGBTQ community centers nationwide, Yale Daily News reported Sept. 8.
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What psychiatric health services do community hospitals most often provide?
Here are the most common psychiatric health services that community hospitals provide, according to recent data from the American Hospital Association: -
Behavioral health clinic opens in Kentucky
Harrison Memorial Hospital Primary Care held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new behavioral health portion of the HMH Primary Care Office in Falmouth, Ky., The Falmouth Outlook reported Sept. 6. -
Mindoula partners with Community Health Systems to improve access to mental health services
Community Health Systems has partnered with population management company Mindoula to integrate virtual behavioral health services into the primary care setting. -
Allwell Behavioral Health settles data breach lawsuit for $650K
Allwell Behavioral Health has agreed to pay $650,000 to settle a class action lawsuit filed by victims of the company's March 2022 data breach, HIPAA Journal reported Sept. 7.
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8 fast facts on behavioral health hospitals
Eleven percent of hospitals in the U.S. in 2021 were behavioral health hospitals, according to recent data released by the American Hospital Association -
Behavioral Health Center of Nebraska opens 3rd rural site
The Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska has opened its third rural site at Wayne State College in Wayne. -
Why patients often don't get to choose how they receive behavioral healthcare
Approximately one-third of patients receiving behavioral health services such as therapy or medication visits reported that their clinicians did not offer both telehealth and in-person care, according to a study conducted by Rand Corp. and published in Health Affairs. -
Montana public health department unveils crisis dashboard
The public health department of Lewis and Clark County in Montana has unveiled its Behavioral Health Crisis System Dashboard, NBC affiliate KTVH reported Sept. 4.
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Arizona health system to place mental health providers in primary care clinics
Banner Health has partnered with EvolvedMD to place mental health providers in Banner's primary care clinics across the Phoenix metropolitan area, KTAR News reported Aug. 31. -
West Virginia hospital to open acute adolescent psychiatric unit
Highland-Clarksburg Hospital in Clarksburg, W.Va., is opening an acute psychiatric unit to treat adolescent patients with emotional, behavioral and cognitive needs. -
25% of patients are rejected from mental health facilities in Washington county: Study
One in four mental health patients is rejected from mental health facilities in King County, Wash., The Seattle Times reported Sept. 5. -
Global mental health market to reach $560B by end of decade
The global mental health market is projected to reach a $560.33 billion value by 2030. -
5 public health policy leaders on National Recovery Month
September marks National Recovery Month, which celebrates the more than 23 million Americans who are in recovery from mental health and substance use disorders. -
Forensic psychiatric hospital breaks ground in New Hampshire
A new forensic psychiatric hospital has broken ground in Concord, N.H., New Hampshire Public Radio reported Aug. 31. -
Ohio mental health recovery board lands $3M for new behavioral health center
The Mental Health & Recovery Board for Licking and Knox Counties has received $3 million to buy land for a new crisis center, The Newark Advocate reported Sept. 1. -
Opioid use disorder injections now available at over 700 Albertsons' pharmacies
Bicycle Health, a telemedicine treatment provider for opioid use disorder, partnered with Albertsons pharmacies, expanding prescription access in 17 states and 700 pharmacies. -
Horizon Behavioral Health to open crisis center in Virginia
Horizon Behavioral Health has received local and state backing to open a crisis receiving center in Lynchburg, Va., ABC affiliate WSET reported Aug. 30.
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