Staffing shortages, administrative burdens and opportunities for technology are top of mind for behavioral health organizations, a new survey reveals. The survey, done by Kipu Health, reached more ...

The Behavioral Health Tech (BHT) Conference just keeps getting bigger and better. The Behavioral Health Tech (BHT) Conference just keeps getting bigger and better — and has quickly become the must-see ...

Shawn Brom will be registrar of voters, Nadia Privara Brahms will become director of behavioral health services and Eric ...

In a time when mental health challenges are increasingly common and human connection often feels strained; Southeast Technical College invites you to a powerful evening of insight and inspiration at ...

A stubborn legacy of the Covid-19 pandemic is the deepening mental health crisis. At its start, longstanding issues like poor access to care and fragmented systems became impossible to ignore almost ...

"We're incredibly thrilled to have a diverse group of visionary leaders as this year's keynote speakers," said Solome Tibebu, founder and CEO, Behavioral Health Tech. "Dr. Damour, Heidi Arthur, and Dr ...

Intermountain Health and NeuroFlow have teamed up to bring behavioral health screening and analytics to primary care patients in Colorado. The health system will leverage the behavioral health tech ...

Behavioral health is a top concern for hospital CEOs in 2024 — and for good reason, as health systems face persistent challenges in meeting demand and lack adequate funding to address widespread ...

Depression and anxiety are declining, adding yet more complications to the anti-smartphone and anti–social media narratives.

The healthcare industry is slowly moving away from fee-for-service care models and toward value-based care — but contracting in these arrangements remains especially difficult for behavioral health ...

Mesa Community College is launching a new behavioral health certificate and has opened a simulation lab to better prepare students to meet the growing demand for mental-health workers in Arizona.

Ever feel like your devices are wearing you down? Whether you're up until 3 a.m. watching videos or checking work messages on the weekend, it's easy to let technology blur the lines between downtime ...