On Friday, October 13, Partners will bring together professionals who work with teens in a one-day educational conference about helping teens cope with toxic stress.

Individual lives and community health in Cleveland County have never been better thanks to an outstanding first year for the Ollie Harris Behavioral Health Center.

Over the past eight months, Chris Gash—the Community Coordinator leading the program—has rallied the people of Cleveland County around the idea of strengthening their own communities.

As of Friday, September 1, 2017, 105 deputies from the Lincoln County Sherriff’s Office have been trained on how to administer naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal...

On Wednesday, August 30, Impact Health of Iredell opened its doors to the Iredell County community. The facility will serve as a known, safe place for...

Burke Integrated Health is improving behavioral and physical health care for less money, according to a new study conducted by Community Care...

Lincolnton Fire Dept and Lincoln County EMS join forces to combat the opioid epidemic with naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal drug, also known as Narcan.

You and your loved ones should have a place to go where you know you can get immediate help if you are struggling with mental illness, with alcohol and drug use, or with issues related to a disability.

On June 1, 2017 nearly 100 Consumer and Family Advisory Committee (CFAC) members and representatives from the state agencies and community organizations participated in a conference hosted by Partners Behavioral Health Management’s CFAC.

Learn about Partners’ new Whole Person Transition Care Team helping people with chronic mental and physical health issues access primary and specialty care.