Longleaf Hospital Expanding to Meet Growing Demand for Services
Acadia Healthcare has announced the expansion of Longleaf Hospital to meet the growing demand for services.
Acadia Healthcare Partners with Tower Health to Open Tower Behavioral Health in Reading, Pennsylvania
Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: ACHC) today announced the opening of a new behavioral health facility, Tower Behavioral Health, through the Company’s previously announced joint venture with Tower Health.
“Tennessee Won’t Be Silent”: Statewide Suicide Prevention Campaign Launches
The Jason Foundation, Inc., a nationally-recognized leader in suicide awareness and prevention, today launched a new statewide initiative to combat suicide deaths, Tennessee Won’t Be Silent.
Acadia Healthcare Partners with Covenant Health to Enhance Behavioral Health Services in East Tennessee
Covenant Health selected Acadia Healthcare as its partner because of Acadia’s commitment to patient- and family-centered care, strong clinical outcomes and proven track record of partnering with health systems across the country.
Acadia Healthcare Launches National Behavioral Health Crisis Hotline
Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. (NASDAQ: ACHC) today launched a national behavioral health crisis hotline designed to offer urgent assistance to anyone across the country who is in need of mental health or addiction services.
Crisis Support Team Supports Schools in the Aftermath of a Suicide | Opinion
Michael Genovese, M.D., J.D., chief medical officer for Acadia Healthcare, published a guest column in The Tennessean highlighting the crucial work of the Crisis Support Team (CST).
Acadia Breaks Ground on New Hospital in Nashville
Acadia Healthcare and Ascension Saint Thomas have partnered to break ground on the new Saint Thomas Behavioral Health Hospital in Nashville.
Acadia & Covenant Health Partner for New Hospital
Acadia Healthcare has partnered with Covenant Health to build a $33 million, 90-bed psychiatric hospital in west Knoxville.
Mental Illness Often Impacts Opioid Addiction
In his column, Dr. Genovese shined a light on how self-medicating can closely tie addiction to mental health disorders, and he explored how living with a substance use disorder can lead to the development of a mental illness and vice versa.
On the Job and on Drugs: Police Officers Who Struggle with Addiction
Police officers face a unique stigma that makes it even more challenging for them to seek help when they are struggling with opioid use disorder and other drug addictions.
