King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services saw an increase in behavioral health revenues in 2022, despite a labor bottleneck forcing it to turn patients away in some markets.
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The following are universities that have received funding to train mental health professionals through the U.S. Department of Education's Mental Health Service Professionals Demonstration Program that Becker's has reported on:
UnityPoint Health's Peoria, Ill.-area behavioral services now known as UnityPlace are being rebranded to Trillium Place following Urbana, Ill.-based Carle Health, the Peoria Journal Star reported April 5.
Bangor, Maine-based Northern Light Acadia Hospital has received $500,000 to expand its behavioral health services, Bangor Daily News reported April 4.
Greenwich (Conn.) Hospital has raised $4 million to expand its behavioral health services, Greenwich Time reported March 31.
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Nonprofit organization Breakthrough Discoveries for Thriving with Bipolar Disorder was awarded $15 million in grants to further bipolar disorder genetics research.
Charlottesville, Va.-based UVA Children's Hospital has teamed up with Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital, also in Charlottesville, to expand pediatric behavioral healthcare and neurodevelopmental care with a new outpatient clinic.
Chelsea (Mich.) Hospital is closing its adult inpatient behavioral health unit at the end of 2023, WEMU reported April 5.
Indiana University Health in Indianapolis has been gifted $500,000 to bolster its behavioral health resources at its Regional Academic Health Center in Bloomington, Ind., Indiana Daily Student reported March 30.
California's Department of Health Care Access and Information is granting $151 million toward the state's mental health workforce.