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Highland Hospital officials say the mental health center’s board of directors has agreed to sell its Charleston facilities to Tennessee-based behavioral health care company Acadia Healthcare Company Inc.
Cynthia Persily, president and CEO of the Highland Hospital Association, said Acadia has issued a letter of intent to buy Highland. Persily says the two companies will now work toward a finalized agreement, which Highland hopes to have in place by Sept. 30.
Franklin, Tennessee-based Acadia operates facilities in 39 states. Its purchase of Highland would include Highland’s acute psychiatric hospital in Kanawha City; Highland Health Center Inc., a 16-bed residential treatment and detoxification program; and Process Strategies, an outpatient provider with integrated behavioral health care, primary care and pharmacy services.
The West Virginia Department of Administration seeks feedback from stakeholders regarding efforts to consolidate its business permitting process into a single webpage.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe West Virginia Grant Resource Centers help groups across West Virginia maximize state, federal, and private dollars by supporting and guiding grant writing.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey announced Thursday his office would award a Moorefield packaging plant $400,000 in state funds to expand current facilities. It's part of a wider $50 million targeted investment effort.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWyoming County is one of the state’s most rural. It’s home to about 20,000 residents, but no hospital and zero certified treatment beds, according to the West Virginia Office of Drug Control Policy. As the nation’s opioid overdose epidemic raged, Wyoming County had a prescription overdose death rate of 54.6 per 100,000 people from 1999 to 2014 — the highest in the nation.
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