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4 charged in patient's death at Ohio care facility
A nurse, patient and two psychiatric assistants are facing criminal charges in the 2022 death of a patient, The Columbus Dispatch reported March 1. -
California votes on mental health: What to know
California residents will head to the polls March 5 to vote on a proposition on the primary ballot that aims to transform mental healthcare across the state. -
Tennessee addiction center adds LGBTQ+ program
Recovery Unplugged Tennessee Drug & Alcohol Rehab Nashville (Tenn.) has added an LGBTQ+-inclusive addiction treatment program at its Brentwood, Tenn., facility. -
Still room for improvement when it comes to behavioral health staffing
Labor is a tougher challenge for behavioral hospitals than acute hospitals, executives for Universal Health Systems executives told investors. -
NIMH director to step down
Joshua Gordon, MD, PhD, will step down from his role as director of the National Institute of Mental Health on June 14. -
Mental health org releases measurement-informed care guidance
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing has released new guidance for organizations offering mental health and substance use treatment and care centered around measurement-informed care. -
LifeStance Health closed 82 clinics in 2023
Outpatient mental health provider LifeStance Health closed 82 clinic locations in 2023, the company's executives said. -
Mental health resource center opens in California
Nonprofit organization Interim has opened a mental health resource center in Soledad, Calif., KSBW reported Feb. 28. -
Cartwheel, Bradley Hospital partner to offer mental health services to 200,000 students
Mental health provider Cartwheel has partnered with East Providence, R.I.-based Bradley Hospital to offer mental health services to students in Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island. -
Suicide screenings may overlook 20% of at-risk patients
About one-fifth of people who attempt suicide don't meet the criteria for a psychiatric disorder, a recent study found. -
'Mental health is health': How Sanford is addressing patients' needs across its massive footprint
Sanford Health is the largest rural health system in the United States, offering physical and behavioral health services to 1.5 million residents across Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. -
4 behavioral health closings to know
Here are four behavioral health closures that Becker's has covered since Jan. 31: -
Brightside Health Expands Medicaid & Medicare Access for Greater Telemental Health Coverage
San Francisco, CA – Feb. 21, 2024 :- Brightside Health today announced new and expanded payer partnerships to support Medicaid and Medicare. -
7 behavioral health projects, programs in 2 weeks
From behavioral health center openings to new programs being established, here are seven behavioral health projects that Becker's has reported on since Feb. 16: -
Michigan budget includes $193M for behavioral health
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has included $193.3 million in her proposed budget for the next fiscal year to increase the number of behavioral health centers across the state. -
Urgent recovery center opens in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City-based mental health provider NorthCare has opened a new location in Guthrie, Okla., ABC affiliate KOCO reported Feb. 24. -
Mental health clinic opens in South Carolina
Live Oak Mental Health and Wellness Center has opened a satellite clinic in Charleston, S.C., NBC affiliate WCBD reported Feb. 26. -
Psychiatric Medical Care's 'fan-favorite' documentation app
Psychiatric Medical Care found a way to turn documentation from a headache to a "fan-favorite." -
New York calls for more warnings on asthma drug with psychiatric side effects
New York Attorney General Letitia James is urging the FDA to do more to investigate the side effects of montelukast. -
Colorado looks to add more behavioral health professionals in schools
The Colorado House Education Committee recently passed legislation that looks to increase the number of behavioral health professionals in schools across the state.
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