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The Power of Hospital Partnership: How Dual Specialty Integration Boosts Outcomes

The Power of Hospital Partnership: How Dual Specialty Integration Boosts Outcomes

Specialty hospitals, especially those with multiple care offerings, are known to excel in patient-centered care by offering personalized treatment plans, resulting in better outcomes and positive patient satisfaction rates.* The growing number of patients with multiple health conditions makes specialized service lines more critical than ever. Partnership has proven especially valuable...

The Strategic Value of Behavioral Health Units in Hospital Operations

The Strategic Value of Behavioral Health Units in Hospital Operations

In today’s healthcare environment, the emergency department (ED) is increasingly the first, and often only, point of contact for patients experiencing a mental health crisis. While the ED plays a critical role in stabilization, it is not designed to provide the specialized, ongoing care these patients require. Hospitals nationwide are responding...

Optimizing Hospital Performance Through Specialized Behavioral Health Partnership: Infographic

Optimizing Hospital Performance Through Specialized Behavioral Health Partnership: Infographic

In an era of clinical workforce constraints and evolving reimbursement models, integrated behavioral health is a critical lever for hospital stability. Beyond simply meeting patient demand, a specialized partnership serves as a key performance driver, alleviating pressure on emergency departments, improving throughput and stabilizing margins.View the infographic to see how...

A New Standard of Care: Delivering Behavioral Health That Aligns with Community Needs

A New Standard of Care: Delivering Behavioral Health That Aligns with Community Needs

In 2024, 45 million people reported being in recovery from a mental health condition, while an additional 23.5 million reported being in recovery from a substance use disorder.

Unlock Improved Patient Outcomes & Lower Costs with Behavioral Health Integration

Unlock Improved Patient Outcomes & Lower Costs with Behavioral Health Integration

Now more than ever, integrating behavioral health into a hospital’s core operations has become critical for not only a patient’s well-being and outcomes, but also the financial stability of the overall hospital.

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Case Study: TGH with Lifepoint Rehabilitation and Lifepoint Behavioral Health

Partnering with Lifepoint Health expanded both the acute care rehabilitation and behavioral health services, ultimately improving care quality and outcomes for Tampa General Hospital (TGH). Through this, TGH is now able to provide the community with two new state-of-the-art facilities, specialized expertise and aligned values. The rehab challenge TGH’s original acute rehab...

Behavioral Health’s Role in Relieving Emergency Department Strains

Behavioral Health’s Role in Relieving Emergency Department Strains

The growing disparity between community need for psychiatric beds and limited resources forces behavioral health patients to turn to emergency departments (EDs) as a solution. These acute settings, however, are ill-equipped for specialized behavioral health needs, leading to ED operational strain through overwhelming admissions, bed shortages and ineffective treatment.

Mental Health Awareness Month 2025

Elevate Patient Care Through Behavioral Health Integration: Mental Health Awareness Month 2025

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In recent years, there has been a growing recognition of the deep connection between physical and mental health.

Revolutionizing Behavioral Health: The Power of Partnership

Revolutionizing Behavioral Health: The Power of Partnership

As behavioral health cases surge, overwhelming EDs, hospitals and staff, health leaders are seeking solutions to manage this growing crisis without diverting resources from core services.

Elevating Women's Mental Health: A Hospital’s Role

Elevating Women's Mental Health: A Hospital’s Role

Nearly 50% of women in the U.S. identify their obstetrician-gynecologist (OBGYN) as their main medical provider. This means they often discuss mental health concerns with their OBGYN, including anxiety, depression, chronic pain, substance abuse and trauma.

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