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The Child Behavior Services office will also be moved to Behavioral Services at the Maine Department of Health and Human Services.

Community Health and Behavioral Services, inside the Giotto Center, has operated a walk-in mental health clinic since August 2023 to target the critical needs of Oneida County, which is identified

SALEM, Ore.-A new partnership among Coordinated Care Organizations focused on expanding youth behavioral services in Oregon has received $25 million in funding for projects across Oregon, including one in Morrow

High-profile indictments

Erin Foley and her twin brother Ted Albin are accused of using their health care company to bill the government for fraudulently ordered wheelchairs and canes.

LIBERTY – Organizers with Liberty-Dayton Regional Medical Center are gearing up for the holidays by giving the gift of health and valuable life information and programs available to the entire community. LDRMC is hosting a Holiday Health Fair featuring 30 booths at the Jack Hartel Building in Liberty on Saturday, Dec. 9, from 9 a.m. to noon. “We’re very excited to host this

Several Fontana residents were among the people who received awards at this year’s “30 Under 30” event hosted by Assemblymember Eloise Gómez Reyes (D-Colton).

Judge says UW-Madison primate center conditions are shocking, but rejects call for prosecution

School officials were getting their own education Friday morning at Rhodes State College. During the 9th annual Superintendent Summit, members of Rhodes partnering high schools learned about legislative updates from

Despite a change of management contractors, the former Juvenile Hall on Waylan Way in Lakeport can continue as an overnight shelter now that the Board of supervisors approved a three-part resolution to maintain code standards during their regular meeting October 24.