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City Manager Mark Washington and Deputy City Manager Kate Berens outline several steps in the report— including plans to address public urination, repetitive trespassing and disorderly conduct.

A psychiatrist, police sergeant and a social worker share stories about how Grand Rapids being intentional about bolstering its mental-health service network is impacting lives.

The partnership will address wait times for care, the cost of behavioral healthcare, and barriers to pediatric behavioral health services.

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services and Corewell Health are teaming up to form the Collaborative for Behavioral Health.

The joint venture between Trinity Health and Universal Health Services Inc. plans to start construction this summer on the $46 million Southridge Behavioral Hospital.

Mental health providers rushed to support MSU in aftermath of shooting. "Were hurting really bad, but ... its healing to feel the gratitude."

Mental health providers rushed to support MSU in aftermath of shooting. "Were hurting really bad, but ... its healing to feel the gratitude."

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services today organized a team of 20 therapists and counselors trained in crisis counseling to aid Michigan State University students, faculty, staff and others coping with the trauma of Monday night’s campus shootings. As the incident unfolded last night,…

In a on-of-a-kind program, Pine Rest has been helping moms all the way from pregnancy to when their child reaches 3 years-old with mental health and more for the last decade.

After years in “survival mode,” West Michigan’s health care providers are hoping for a break.