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

More doors are opening for families in need of behavioral health care, thanks to a new collaboration in Lincoln County. Partners Behavioral Health Management...

Last week, Partners introduced a whole new approach to caring for ourselves and our communities. At the latest Partners Health Summit on Friday, March 31, over 400 participants from health care providers, community...

If you get federal aid to help you with a disability, you may be able to have a savings account to prepare for emergencies or large expenses...

Lincolnton Police Department is the first agency in Lincoln County other than Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to carry naloxone—a lifesaving overdose drug. As of Monday, February 27, uniformed and undercover officers, detectives, and...

Lincoln County has a unique partnership to coordinate behavioral health crisis response which is reducing unnecessary emergency room visits by almost 30 percent. All too often, people having a behavioral health crisis end...

On Friday, January 27, 2017, Partners Behavioral Health Management distributed 640 doses of Naloxone HCl to five substance use disorder treatment agencies. This marks a proactive, clinical approach to naloxone...

The North Carolina Council of Community Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Programs presented the “Programs of Excellence in Crisis Response” award on December 8, 2016.

The program mission emphasizes rehabilitation and treatment over incarceration and helps participants become successful and productive citizens.

Cleveland County Schools, Partners Behavioral Health Management, and Cleveland County government are joining forces to create the Cleveland Strong Project.