CMS approved New York state's request for a sweeping Medicaid waiver Jan. 9, which will put $7.5 billion over three years to the state's healthcare system.
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Franklin, Tenn.-based Acadia Healthcare and St. Louis-based Ascension are planning a joint venture to expand behavioral health capacity in Texas.
The Community Health Alliance has opened an opioid treatment center in Middletown, Ohio, ABC affiliate WPCO reported Jan. 8.
Santa Monica, Calif., has launched its mobile mental health unit program for city residents, The Santa Monica Daily Press reported Jan. 9.
Residential addiction treatment for teenagers is difficult to come by despite demand, according to a study published Jan. 8 in Health Affairs.
The Griffin Williamson Campus of Rosecrance, an addiction treatment provider in Rockford, Ill., has launched an adult residential program, CBS affiliate WIFR reported Jan. 8.
King of Prussia, Pa.-based Universal Health Services has formed an advisory board for its Patriot Support Programs initiative.
Cerebral, a behavioral telehealth company, will pay more than 16,000 consumers restitution for allegedly violating New York laws by making it difficult to cancel subscriptions to the platform.
Alaska is the most expensive state for addiction medicine doctor visits while Iowa is the cheapest, according to recent data from insurance company Sidecar Health.
Belharmon Recovery Services has opened in Barnesville, Ohio, The Intelligencer reported Jan. 8.