A handful of major behavioral health acquisitions have been announced in the first weeks of 2025, including deals in telehealth, inpatient care and community living.
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Behavioral health is an underlying part of nearly every health condition, according to Russ Micoli.
BrightSpring Health plans to sell its community living business to Sevita in an $835 million deal.
Several hospitals and health systems have opened new inpatient and outpatient behavioral health units in the past month.
As wildfires continue to rage in Southern California, the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health has deployed professionals to assist evacuees facing the emotional and psychological effects of the disaster, KFF Health News reported Jan. 21.
A group representing large employers have sued to block new rules requiring enforcing tougher mental health requirements on insurers and employers.
Behavioral health needs to do a better job celebrating success, Oceans Healthcare CEO Stuart Archer said.
New York City will launch a program designed to support individuals with severe mental illness who are homeless.
The Drug Enforcement Administration and HHS have published a final rule to allow providers to prescribe buprenorphine through telehealth.
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration published updated crisis care guidance for 2025, designed to reflect the transition to the 988 Lifeline.