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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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A New York-based for-profit company would be the majority owner of OSF HealthCare's planned psychiatric hospital in Peoria. The company was cited for multiple health and safety violations at a similar facility in Washington state.
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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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McLean County's mental health initiatives are getting national attention. The National Association of Counties has tabbed McLean County and about a dozen other counties and cities to share ideas through the new Familiar Faces Initiative.
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Dr. Hudson Riehl says parents have to process their own feelings before they can help their children.
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Sustainability was the keyword at Wednesday's Bloomington Zoning Board of Appeals meeting where four petitioners applied for chicken coops.
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The idea of a Twin City recovery center for people struggling with mental health issues and substance abuse is the focus of a community survey.
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For some mothers, the birth of a baby can result in the development of perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Nicki Petersen and Catherine Carroll have become advocates for maternal mental health.
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The Central Illinois Bridge Academy is expected to serve about 40 students from 7th-12th grade in the four-county region covered by ROE 17.