Behavioral Health Executives Sound Alarm on Reimbursement Woes, Share Slow Progress with Value-Based Care
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The financial and operational pressures facing behavioral health providers are intensifying, with the list of headwinds including rising business costs, regulatory changes and more. Above all, reimbursement- and payment-related challenges are emerging as the dominant concern among industry executives, according to a recent survey from Behavioral Health Business. The growing apprehension underscores the persistent struggle
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Drug Overdoses Are On the Decline, in Charts Read More »
The U.S. is making progress against one of its most devastating public health threats: drug overdoses. Over the 12 months ending in October 2024, the country saw a 25% decline in overdose deaths compared with the same period the year prior, according to the latest preliminary estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Generally, CON and statewide planning initiatives are meant to tamp down the inefficiencies of a free market by reducing duplicative services and basing capital expenditures on some predetermined standard of community need. However, critics say that such programs stifle competition and artificially maintain the success of incumbents who have captured certain markets. In behavioral health,
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Legacy Acute Behavioral Health Care Provider UHS Explores Outpatient Market Read More »
The outpatient behavioral health space has been a hotspot for investment activity and dealmaking. But now legacy providers are beginning to eye the space as a potential for expansion. Universal Health Services (NYSE: UHS) is best known for its acute inpatient behavioral health services. While the provider has a history of outpatient facilities, the bulk
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AspenRidge Recovery and Colorado Medication-Assisted Recovery (CMAR) have officially merged, combining resources and expertise to expand addiction treatment services and improve access to care. This long-planned merger strengthens both organizations, ensuring greater stability and positioning them for future growth. AspenRidge Recovery delivers evidence-based addiction treatment through comprehensive programs that support individuals and families on their