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4 reasons therapists leave insurers' networks: ProPublica
Psychologists, psychiatrists and therapists often leave insurance networks because of red tape, low reimbursements and delayed payments, ProPublica reported Aug. 25. -
UT Health, Oceans Healthcare plan behavioral health facility
The University of Texas at Tyler, Tyler-based UT Health East Texas and Plano, Texas-based Oceans Healthcare have partnered to expand behavioral health services in the eastern area of the state. -
Valley Health psychology internship program earns accreditation
Huntington, W.Va.-based Valley Health System's psychology internship program has been accredited by the American Psychological Association. -
Arizona psych hospital adds 48 beds
Tucson, Ariz.-based Sonora Behavioral Health Hospital is expanding its facility and adding 48 beds, Arizona Luminaria reported Aug. 21. -
CEO of Embark Behavioral Health steps down
Alex Stavros, CEO of Chandler, Ariz-based Embark Behavioral Health, will step down from his leadership role. -
Behavioral health urgent cares gain traction
Health systems are turning to a new type of care facility to address increasing demands for mental health care — behavioral health urgent cares. -
The most prevalent barriers to mental healthcare
The most significant deterrent to seeking out mental health treatment among those who did not receive it last year was feeling as though they should be able to handle their mental health on their own, according to data published July 30 by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. -
Is there a link between GLP-1s and suicidality?
An analysis found that the use of semaglutide, a glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist, may be linked to increased suicidal ideation, particularly in conjunction with antidepressants, according to a study published Aug. 20 in JAMA Network Open; however, not all experts are convinced. -
Psychiatric hospitals with the best, worst readmission rates
Becker's compiled a list of the psychiatric facilities with the highest and lowest readmission rates after an inpatient psychiatric stay using CMS's Inpatient Psychiatric Facility Quality Measure Data-by Facility. -
Lifepoint, Palomar partner on behavioral health hospital
Escondido, Calif.-based Palomar Health and Brentwood, Tenn.-based Lifepoint Behavioral Health are set to break ground on a new behavioral health facility in Escondido. -
SSM Health to open 2nd mental health urgent care
St. Louis-based SSM Health is opening the first behavioral health urgent care clinic in the city, NPR affiliate St. Louis Public Radio reported Aug. 19. -
10 states with the highest percentage of behavioral health referrals
Ohio contributed the highest portion of behavioral health referrals of all 50 states and Washington, D.C., in 2022, according to data from Definitive Healthcare. -
Psychiatrist pay up 64% in 10 years
The average annual salary among psychiatrists in the U.S. increased by more than $100,000 in the last 10 years, according to Medscape's "Psychiatrist Compensation Report" for 2014 and 2024. -
How 1 health system is tackling a shortage of inpatient behavioral providers
Finding behavioral health providers is tough. Finding behavioral health providers to work in hospitals can be even tougher, according to Ben Weinstein, MD, chair of behavioral health at Houston (Texas) Methodist. -
10 top-paying cities for mental, behavioral health counselors
Pueblo, Colo., is the top-paying metropolitan area in the U.S. for mental, behavioral health and substance use counselors, according to recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. -
5 things to know about the mental health workforce
As demand for mental health treatment continues to rise, the importance of the mental healthcare workforce has become increasingly clear. -
The 7 fastest-growing behavioral companies
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based ABA Centers of America is the fifth-fastest growing private company on the Inc. 5000 list. -
Psychiatrist pay by state in 2024
The average annual salary of psychiatrists in the U.S. is $256,930. However, that figure can vary by up to $206,110 depending on the state one practices in, according to data from the most recent Bureau of Labor Statistics employment survey. -
Colorado system reopens youth psych unit
Grand Junction, Colo.-based Mind Springs Health's psychiatric hospital is reopening its youth ward after being closed for little over a month, The Daily Sentinel reported Aug. 14. -
How this insurer fast-tracks behavioral care
Point32Health is working to connect its members to mental health appointments within days.
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