Larry Robinson/The Daily Sentinel. Mesa County’s Behavioral Health Department had a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 4, 2024 for its new building at 551 Chipeta Ave. Mesa County determined that ...

BayCare opens first behavioral health urgent care in Florida BY Melissa Eichman Tampa UPDATED 12:59 PM ET Mar. 28, 2025 PUBLISHED 10:51 AM ET Mar. 28, 2025 PUBLISHED 10:51 AM EDT Mar. 28, 2025 ...

The Guam Department of Public Health and Social Services said the mobile phone and landline health survey of Guam residents continues. The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System survey is ...

>> Barriers to mental health care: A higher proportion of adults reported missing needed mental health care — 22% in 2024 compared with 5% in 2023. The rising trend was consistent across all ...

With the proposed sale of the ailing CharterCare hospitals hanging in the balance, Gov. Dan McKee wants to spend $10 million on a new behavioral health unit at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital.

The results of the Health Counts 2024 survey have now been published, and I want to begin by extending my heartfelt thanks to every resident who took the time to complete the survey, to the University ...

Jeffrey Simon - Pennsylvania Behavioral Health Center, Treatment Center, Phoenixville, PA, 19460, (610) 998-3548, The Pennsylvania Behavioral Health Center provides comprehensive mental health ...

Brighton and Hove's largest ever health survey is "not an easy read" as it shows "inequalities affecting our communities", the council's director of public health says. Health Counts – conducted ...

Dr. Leslie Hulvershorn, integrated behavioral health program lead for Riley Children’s Health, speaks with a patient at her office. Riley Children’s launched the integrated behavioral health ...

The 2025 Ripple Effect Report shares the impact of untreated student mental health issues on academic performance, educator burnout and school budgets. According to the study, which surveyed more ...

Young adults aged 18 to 34 were the most affected of respondents, according to the survey, with 66 per cent saying they were delaying health care compared with 58 per cent among those aged 35 to 54.

The survey, which was carried out between March and April 2024, received responses from more than 16,500 people - representing 7.2% of the city's population aged 18 or older.