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A new mental health crisis center has opened in downtown Bloomington with limited hours because of a staffing shortage. The McLean County Center for Human Services runs the crisis center. CEO Joan Hartman says the goal is to make it a 24/7 facility.
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Chestnut Health Systems and the McLean County Center for Human Services plan to coordinate care for their clients by placing staff at each other's facilities and sharing electronic medical records.
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The McLean County Center for Human Services will take over operations of the county's walk-in crisis facility, if the County Board approves.
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Inflation is hitting people with low incomes in Bloomington-Normal, and the social service agencies that support them.
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Human service providers not only better the lives of individuals and families, but have significant economic benefits for McLean County. That’s the finding of a new report conducted by Illinois Partners for Human Service and the Bloomington-Normal Economic Development Council.
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Five years into implementation of the county mental health action plan, the head of the McLean County Center for Human Services in Bloomington said community leaders are trying to identify the next priorities.
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An agency that serves people with behavioral health needs in McLean County has received a donated building that it will use to house its recovery…
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McLean County will open a behavioral health triage center next year, filling a gap in adult psychiatric services after the Center for Human Services…
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McLean County Administrator Bill Wasson says the Center for Human Services' decision to stop taking new referrals to its psychiatric program could have a…
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Psychiatric services in McLean County face another cut after the Center for Human Services announced Tuesday that it must shut its doors to new…