2 Washington behavioral health centers closing

Yakima, Wash.-based behavioral health provider Comprehensive Healthcare is closing two of its facilities in Goldendale and White Salmon, Columbia Community Connection reported May 16.

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Both offer a range of services including 24-hour crisis intervention, the report said. They had been the only crisis services provider in the area since 1997.

Klickitat County (Wash.) Behavioral Health began providing 24-hour crisis services in response to Comprehensive Healthcare’s 2022 announcement of the forthcoming closures, the report says.

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