Statesville, N.C., September 10, 2018 – On Friday, September 7, 2018, Partners hosted 170 school superintendents, counselors, staff, and Department of Public Safety officers to train for violence prevention.

Partners Behavioral Health Management is reinvesting savings, from managing Medicaid dollars effectively, to fund Oxford House, Inc. to create long-term, democratically run recovery homes in two counties.

On Thursday, April 26, 2018, the URAC Accreditation Committee granted Partners Behavioral Health Management full accreditation in the three programs applied for.

Speaker Moore was recognized as 2018 Partners Legislator of the Year for making the region and the state a better place to live, work, and play through his leadership...

Rutherford County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution to disengage from Vaya Health and align with Partners Behavioral Health Management.

The Rutherford County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution to disengage from Vaya Health and align with Partners Behavioral Health Management.

It saves families. It saves lives. It saves money. So, when funding ran out, the county police chief and manager scraped for the money to keep people out of jails and managing their substance use...

Employee wellness has always been a cornerstone of Partners Behavioral Health Management’s workplace culture. Now, the organization has been rewarded...

Local Shelby Woman, Patty Schaeffer receives award for helping others through mental illness and addiction recovery. Her work in Peer Support proves everyone wins when working together against mental illness and addiction.

West Shelby in Cleveland County, NC, was honored by the North Carolina Council of Community Programs for creating child and adult resources to address social determinants of health.