Business Strategy

The two most challenging issues in building a network are quality and cost. Because networks today for both medical and behavioral care are far from ideal, it is important to understand these difficulties.

On the debut episode of the BHE Podcast, Jaime Vinck, CEO of Sierra Tucson Group, discusses a busy six months that has included the opening of a new behavioral healthcare building, the launch of a new individual treatment program with wraparound…

After issuing three warnings within a five-month period, the New York Stock Exchange has commenced delisting proceedings for the stock of AAC Holdings after the company failed to maintain a required market cap minimum for 30 consecutive days of trading.

With fentanyl driving up overdose-related death rates among patients who relapse, formerly abstinence-based treatment programs are beginning to embrace medication-assisted treatment, says Andrew Stone, MD, MPH.

The two St. Louis not-for-profits are teaming up to expand behavioral healthcare services for seniors in the region.

After spending four years shoring up its existing business lines, Caron Treatment Centers is expanding its regional centers, entering a joint management partnership for a new property, adding a first responders program, and going in-network with a sixth insurer.

The Alliance for Addiction Payment Reform has announced demonstration pilots for its alternative payment model, as well as a new consensus episode of care definition aimed at improving long-term treatment outcomes.

Valley Children’s Healthcare this week announced that Universal Health Services (UHS) is building a 128-bed behavioral health facility on the company’s campus in Madera, California.

Integrative Health Centers will combine trauma-informed therapy and medication-assisted treatment within the scope of a whole-person care practice.

Drug and alcohol treatment company Landmark Recovery has announced the opening of Landmark Outpatient Services, a behavioral health program in Louisville, Kentucky.