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UHS to challenge $535M verdict in negligence lawsuit
A jury ordered a subsidiary of Universal Health Services to pay $535 million in damages in a negligence case. -
Mental health urgent care sites pop up everywhere
More than 20 mental health urgent care centers have opened in the past year, The Wall Street Journal reported April 1. -
The cities with the most, fewest mental health providers per capita
The city with the highest proportion of mental health counselors per capita has 12 times more than the city with the lowest, according to personal finance website WalletHub. -
Acadia, Tufts Medicine break ground on 144-bed behavioral hospital
Construction is underway on Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare and Burlington, Mass.-based Tufts Medicine's joint behavioral hospital. -
Florida patient charged with killing hospital roommate
Riviera Beach, Fla.-based West Palm Beach VA Medical Center is facing scrutiny after one of its patients confessed to strangling his roommate, Stripes and Stars reported March 26. -
How an integrated care program led to a 60% decrease in youth depression symptoms
An integrated care model at Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego led to a significant reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety. -
Banner Health adds adolescent substance abuse, mental health program
Phoenix-based Banner Health has opened a substance abuse and mental health outpatient program for teenagers. -
HHS grants $39M to integrated care, other mental health projects
HHS will put $39.4 million in grant funding to several behavioral health initiatives. -
DraftKings, Kindbridge Behavioral Health partner on gambling program
DraftKings has partnered with Kindbridge Behavioral Health to provide access to therapy and treatment for problem gaming. -
New Jersey counseling center owner pleads guilty to fraud
The owner of a New Jersey counseling center pleaded guilty to billing private insurers for services she never provided. -
Lawmakers question $3.8B in unspent mental health funding
A group of lawmakers is asking the Government Accountability Office to examine unspent mental health funds, The Washington Post reported March 20. -
Boston to spend $21M on behavioral health
The city of Boston is spending $21 million to increase access to mental and behavioral health services and programs throughout the city. -
Behavioral health center opens in Oklahoma
NorthCare has opened a new certified community behavioral health clinic in Edmond, Okla. -
California voters approve mental health proposal
California voters have approved a ballot measure that aims to address the state's homelessness crisis and transform mental healthcare, NPR reported March 21. -
Minnesota hospital to close outpatient mental health services
North Memorial Health Hospital will close its outpatient mental health services at the end of August, the Star Tribune reported March 20. -
Tennessee behavioral department launches scholarship
The Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services has launched a scholarship program to increase the number of behavioral health professionals in the state. -
CDC: 6 ways hospital leaders can prevent staff burnout
The CDC's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has released a set of guidelines for hospital leaders to reduce staff burnout. -
Senators introduce bill to address LGBTQ mental health crisis
U.S. Sens. Tina Smith and Laphonza Butler have introduced a bill focused on mental health and crisis intervention resources for at-risk LGBTQ+ youth across the country. -
Behavioral health among hospital CEOs' top concerns
Behavioral health and addiction issues are among the top three concerns for hospital CEOs across the country, according to a survey from the American College of Healthcare Executives. -
Acadia is 'acquirer of choice,' CEO says
Acadia Healthcare is eyeing more acquisitions in 2024.
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