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Receiver appointed for shuttered behavioral facilities
Judges have appointed permanent receivers to oversee the sale of Retreat Behavioral Health's clinics in Florida, Pennsylvania and Connecticut, LancasterOnline reported Sept. 5. -
Providence clinicians protest inpatient BH unit closure
Spokane, Wash.-based Sacred Heart nurses, technicians, service and maintenance workers are planning to rally in protest of the hospital's plans to permanently close the inpatient child psychiatric unit, KXLY.com reported Sept. 4. -
DEA boosts production limits for ADHD drug
The Drug Enforcement Administration has increased the production limit of Vyvanse, an ADHD drug made by Takeda Pharmaceutical, and its generic versions by 24% to address an ongoing shortage of the medicines in the U.S. -
No tie between Ozempic, suicidal thoughts: Study
Individuals without previous mental health concerns taking weight loss medication semaglutide did not have a higher risk of depressive symptoms, suicidal thoughts or behaviors, a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found. -
5 shuttering mental health facilities
Several mental health treatment sites have closed or shared plans to close in the last month. -
VA Fargo to break ground on mental health facility
VA Fargo (N.D.) Health Care is set to break ground Sept. 6 on an outpatient mental wellness and recovery facility, the Minot Daily News reported Sept. 3. -
Acadia allegedly detained patients beyond medical necessity: Report
Acadia Healthcare, a behavioral health system spanning 38 states, allegedly steers patients to its facilities and delays discharges to increase profits, according to an investigation from The New York Times. -
10 highest, lowest paying cities for psychologists
Waterbury, Conn. is the highest paying metro area for clinical psychologists, according to Bureau of Labor statistics data. -
Arkansas system breaks ground on $9M mental health clinic
Springdale, Ark.-based Arisa Health broke ground on its new mental health clinic, Talk Business & Politics reported Aug. 30. -
GLP-1s and mental health: 5 things to know
GLP-1 drugs could be useful in treating some behavioral health conditions, early research shows. -
28 behavioral health clinic openings
Here are 28 behavioral health treatment facilities that have opened or are now in development through 20 projects, as reported by Becker's since June 17: -
Five Acres, Kaiser Permanente partner for youth mental healthcare
Five Acres, a child services nonprofit based in Altadena, Calif., partnered with Oakland, Calif.-based Kaiser Permanente to offer crisis stabilization services for children and youth in need of higher-acuity outpatient care, according to an Aug. 26 post on the organization's Facebook page. -
Methodist hospital, Acadia break ground on Iowa behavioral health facility
Council Bluffs, Iowa-based Methodist Jennie Edmundson Hospital and Acadia Healthcare broke ground on a behavioral health hospital. -
Female-staffed psychiatric hospital under development in Florida
Tampa, Fla.-based nonprofit Gracepoint began development of a $16 million behavioral health hospital that will be staffed exclusively by women, the Tampa Bay Times reported Aug. 27. -
Arizona behavioral hospital furloughs workers after operations halted
St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center, a 127-bed facility in Phoenix, has furloughed employees, effective Aug. 26, the hospital's owner, Dallas-based Steward Health Care, confirmed to Becker's. -
Pennsylvania pediatric behavioral clinic stops services due to lack of providers
Lancaster, Pa.-based Schreiber Center for Pediatric Development, the only outpatient pediatric therapy clinic in the area, will suspend its behavioral health services Aug. 31 due to a lack of providers, Central Penn Business Journal reported Aug. 26. -
Deficiencies saga continues for Oregon State Hospital
Salem-based Oregon State Hospital has received a statement of deficiencies from CMS highlighting concerns related to a patient death in May, the Statesman Journal reported Aug. 27. -
5 Acadia updates
Here are five updates on Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare, one of the largest behavioral health network in the U.S., as reported by Becker's since May 28: -
Why this behavioral provider is among America's fastest-growing companies
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based ABA Centers of America is among the fastest growing private companies in America. -
ARC Health grows in 1st half of 2024
ARC Health, a provider of mental and behavioral health services, has expanded services for patients and providers.
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