Today's Top 20 Stories
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UOregon, Ballmer Institute partner for student-athlete mental health
The department of athletics at the University of Oregon in Eugene has partnered with the university's Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health to develop a program addressing the mental health needs of student-athletes. -
Iowa approves 96-bed behavioral health hospital
A plan to build a 96-bed behavioral health hospital to be built in Council Bluffs, Iowa, has been approved by the state, the Omaha World-Herald reported Nov. 20. -
Why Cleveland Clinic answered TikTok's call on mental health
When young people search for information on mental health, they might turn to TikTok before Google.
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Veteran suicide rates rose in 2021: Report
The number of veterans who died by suicide increased in 2021, the first increase since 2018, according to the National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Report, published Nov. 16. -
Summit Behavioral Health to expand headquarters, add jobs
Franklin, Tenn.-based Summit Behavioral Healthcare is investing $4.5 million to expand its headquarters. -
Kansas group expands substance use disorder treatment options
Hays, Kan.-based High Plains Mental Health Center has expanded its treatment program for substance use disorders. -
North Carolina increases behavioral health reimbursement rates
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has increased behavioral health reimbursement rates for the first time in a decade.
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Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare to open Virginia mental health clinic
Blue Ridge Behavioral Healthcare is looking to open a mental health clinic in Roanoke, Va., The Roanoke Times reported Nov. 16. -
Merger will create Colorado's largest behavioral health center
A merger between two of Colorado's community mental health centers will create the largest behavioral health center in the state, The Colorado Sun reported Nov. 16. -
Mass General Brigham's four-part strategy to address the behavioral health workforce shortage
Somerville, Mass.-based Mass General Brigham has a four-part strategy to build the behavioral health workforce. -
SAMHSA puts $74M behind community mental initiatives
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration is providing around $74.4 million in grant funding for behavioral health initiatives.
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CommonSpirit to add 4 new behavioral sites
Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health is planning to add behavioral healthcare to four new sites in 2024. -
Maine Behavioral Healthcare appoints hospital director
Maine Behavioral Healthcare has appointed Lee Wolfrum, DO, as medical director of Spring Harbor Hospital in Westbrook. -
Behavioral health outpatient office opens in North Carolina
Albemarle, N.C.-based behavioral health provider Monarch has opened an outpatient office in Pittsboro, N.C., The Chatham News + Record reported Nov. 16. -
WPS launches diversity and neurodiversity scholarships for behavioral health students
Psychological and educational assessment provider WPS has launched a scholarship program to increase diversity and neurodiversity among psychological and behavioral health providers. -
Path Mental Health expands executive team
Los Angeles-based Path Mental Health has made three key appointments to its executive team. -
Spring Health launches mental health program for teens
Mental healthcare company Spring Health has launched a new program developed for teenagers. -
New York City launches behavioral telehealth platform for teens
New York City is launching TeenSpace, a free mental health platform for teenagers in the city. -
Optum Behavioral Health CEO departs
Trip Hofer, former CEO of Optum Behavioral Health Solutions, has left Optum to join a venture capital firm. -
UpLift acquires online psychiatry provider
Behavioral health company UpLift has acquired Minded, an online psychiatry provider that specializes in care for women.
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