Construction is set to begin shortly on a behavioral health center in Macon, Ga., The Georgia Recorder reported Sept. 20.
The center will focus on treating patients throughout Georgia with developmental disabilities who are experiencing concurrent behavioral health challenges. Upon opening, it will be the first center in Georgia to offer both behavioral health crisis care and outpatient services for people with disabilities.
The center, which is being built in partnership with Macon-based Mercer University and River Edge Behavioral Health, is expected to open in early 2025, the report said.