Business Strategy

Origins Behavioral HealthCare Expanding Services in Florida, Texas
Origins Behavioral HealthCare announced it is expanding with new substance use disorder treatment programs in Dallas and West Palm Beach, Florida.
Anne Arundel Medical Center, Sheppard Pratt Partner to Expand Services
Anne Arundel Medical Center and Sheppard Pratt Health System are partnering to behavioral health services in Maryland and open a new 16-bed mental health hospital.
Investors Taking Wait-and-See Approach to Addiction Treatment Sector
M&A advisory firm Mertz Taggart says investors are being patient with addiction treatment organizations for now, but those who weather a slow start to 2020 will benefit down the line.
Rosecrance Announces Retirement of Longtime Leader Philip Eaton
Rosecrance has announced an executive succession plan that includes David Gomel, PhD, becoming president and chief operating officer, effective Feb. 2, and succeeding retiring CEO Phil Eaton.
Caravel Autism Health Announces Four Minnesota Facilities
Caravel Autism Health this week opened its fifth autism treatment facility in Minnesota and announced plans for three more centers to open over the next three months.
Planning for Tomorrow with a Change in Behavior
Consolidated behavioral health is best understood as a strategic plan or vision. Its success will rest on its ability to earn buy-in and engagement from those who are working in the field.
BHE Podcast, Episode 005 – Matt Peterson, UHS executive vice president and Behavioral Health Division president
Matt Peterson, Universal Health Services executive vice president and Behavioral Health Division president, joins the BHE Podcast to discuss the series of new behavioral health facilities announced by UHS since he joined the company in September and…
Be Prepared for Battle When Entering Utilization Reviews
Providers let the tail wag the dog when they fail to make a compelling, well-documented case for treatment to managed care organizations, Promises Behavioral Health CEO Kirk Kureska said on Tuesday at the Treatment Center Investment & Valuation Retreat.
Building Culture, Acquiring Patients: Highlights from TCIV’s Tuesday Morning Sessions
Consultant Lisa Richardson, MS, LCDCIII, explained how a healthy organizational culture impacts its bottom line, and Ideal Option CEO Jeff Allgaier, MD, FACEP, FASAM, highlighted opportunities for MAT providers to acquire patients, particularly as telehealth regulations are changing.
Private Equity’s Interest in Autism Creates Opening for Patient Investors
Dexter Braff, MBA, MS, told Treatment Center Investment & Valuation Retreat attendees that with private equity investors pouring money into the autism space, there’s an opportunity for strategic investors to create a competitive advantage.
Hard Lessons for Building a Provider Network
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.
Back to Top