Behavioral health providers continue to face headaches while trying to get new facilities through local zoning processes.
The American drug overdose crisis and the wide-reaching impacts of a once-in-a-generation pandemic have shredded the pretense that any given community doesn’t need behavioral health care, notes Behavioral Health Business.
Despite this reality, prejudice against those with behavioral health issues, especially substance use disorder (SUD) and those seeking to develop treatment resources for them, is a potent force operators still have to overcome. Read more.
