The need for psychiatric services in inpatient hospitals continues to grow, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
This week Congress passed and will send to the President bipartisan legislation to improve access to emergency psychiatric care for adult Medicaid beneficiaries.
The NAPHS Membership Directory is a comprehensive referral resource providing information on the nation’s behavioral healthcare systems.
The need for psychiatric services in inpatient hospitals continues to grow, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
The need for psychiatric services in inpatient hospitals continues to grow, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) released today.
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems 2014 Membership Directory is a comprehensive referral resource to help those who must quickly identify sources of help for psychiatric and addictive disorders.
Provides trend analysis.
Association members commit to offering community and professional education.
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) today released a new study by The Moran Company that is the first to examine readmission patterns within inpatient psychiatric facilities (IPFs) paid under the Medicare IPF prospective payment system (IPF PPS). Two types of facilities are included in the IPF PPS: 1) freestanding psychiatric IPFs (both governmental and nongovernmental) and 2) hospital-based (“distinct part”) psychiatric units in general hospitals (both governmental and nongovernmental). Together, these facilities deliver inpatient psychiatric hospital care to more than 300,000 Medicare beneficiaries each year.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) released today.
Statement by Mark Covall, President and CEO.
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) has published a 2012 Membership Directory to help those who must quickly identify sources of help for individuals with psychiatric and addictive disorders.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) has published a 2011 Membership Directory. It is a comprehensive referral resource providing information on the nation’s behavioral healthcare systems.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems has published a 2010 Membership Directory. The directory is a comprehensive referral resource providing information on the nation’s behavioral healthcare systems.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS).
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems has published a 2008 Membership Directory. This comprehensive referral resource is designed to help those who must quickly identify sources of help for individuals with psychiatric and addictive disorders.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) released this week.
Design experts, as well as those who have recently completed renovation or new construction, have learned a tremendous amount about safety, clinical appropriateness, and efficiency in design of inpatient behavioral healthcare environments. An interactive telephone workshop in June will bring behavioral health providers the latest ideas for creating a patient-centered built environment.
Behavioral healthcare systems are playing a major role in responding to the needs of the millions of Americans of all ages who experience psychiatric and substance use conditions each year, according to the latest annual survey from the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
Over the past decade, there have been dramatic changes in behavioral healthcare delivery. To provide perspective on how provider organizations have adapted their delivery systems for efficiency and cost-effectiveness, the NAPHS has included a portrait of a "typical" member hospital in its 2004 Annual Survey.
The National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems has published a 2005 Membership Directory to help clinicians, admissions staffs, EAPs, school counselors, and others who must quickly identify sources of help for individuals with psychiatric and addictive disorders.
Demand for a full continuum of behavioral healthcare services remains strong, according to annual survey data released today.
In an effort to capture the good ideas that are in use throughout the country to lessen the need for restraint and seclusion with psychiatric patients, several national associations have teamed up to publish Learning from Each Other: Success Stories and Ideas for Reducing Restraint/Seclusion in Behavioral Health.
After years of decline, payments for hospital care for psychiatric and addictive disorders are up for the first time in five years, according to annual survey data released today by the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
In a major step toward public-private collaboration, behavioral healthcare associations representing state hospitals and private-sector provider organizations have signed a Teaming Agreement to work on Performance Measurement focused on finding common ground in data-collection to improve patient care.
Top policy experts will help those who deliver psychiatric and addiction treatment services focus on "Making the Case for Behavioral Health" at the Annual Meeting of the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
Access to behavioral health services may be a growing challenge in many communities as psychiatric hospital occupancy rates reach the highest levels in more than five years, according to annual survey data released by the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
Need to quickly identify sources of help for individuals with psychiatric and addictive disorders? The "2002 Membership Directory" of the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems can help.
A pilot test of key behavioral health benchmarking indicators found that substantial challenges remain in gathering, reporting, and comparing data across systems.
The behavioral health delivery system for people suffering from mental and addictive disorders continued to evolve at a rapid pace in 1999, according to data released by the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems (NAPHS) in The NAPHS 2000 Annual Survey Report.
Behavioral health care saves money, saves lives, and serves community interests, according to a fact sheet demonstrating "Behavioral Health Is an Integral Part of Overall Health" from NAPHS.
The behavioral health delivery system for people suffering from mental and addictive disorders continued to evolve at a rapid pace in 1997, according to data released by the National Association of Psychiatric Health Systems.
The value of behavioral healthcare benefits continued a decade-long decline between 1997 and 1998, according to a new analysis. Psychiatric care also continues to be subject to greater limits than general health care.
Behavioral healthcare benefit costs have been slashed 670 percent more than general healthcare benefit costs over the past 10 years (1988-1997), according to a new study by the Hay Group, an actuarial and benefits consulting firm in Washington, DC.
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