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Community Health Needs Assessment 2025 - Ridgeview Behavioral Health . . . -CHNA REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY RIDGEVIEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS ON JUNE 17, 2025 Community Health Needs Assessment full report HERE All tax exempt, not-for-profit hospitals are required to conduct a community health needs assessment on a three-year cycle and make the results publicly available The Affordable Care Act of 2010 creates an opportunity for hospitals and public health agencies to
Inpatient Services - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Inpatient Services are treatments provided at our facility where individuals stay overnight for a period of time These services are for people who need intensive care to ensure their safety and stability due to severe mental health issues or combined mental health and substance use problems Inpatient care includes round-the-clock supervision, thorough assessments, and a variety of treatments
Therapy - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services The Journey to Wellness Begins Today Ridgeview offers high quality mental health and substance use care services for both children and adults, providing counseling, medication management, and inpatient and outpatient treatments If you or a loved one are in need of mental health and substance abuse care, the best time to seek help is now Let's Talk
Leadership - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Brian Buuck is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Buuck joined Ridgeview in 2001, was appointed CEO in 2013, and since has dedicated his efforts toward ensuring that Ridgeview is responsive to the rapidly changing Behavioral Health Care environment and expanding services to meet the needs of the communities that Ridgeview serves Under his leadership, the
Behavioral Health Safety Net for Children Youth - Ridgeview . . . Behavioral Health Safety Net for Children Youth - TDMHSAS Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS) expanded to offer an array of essential mental health services for uninsured and underinsured children age 3 - 17
Substance Abuse Treatment - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Substance-abuse Treatment Outpatient Program (STOP) Ridgeview's substance abuse care is offered in an office setting and is the least restrictive level of care for a substance abuse treatment need It is generally used as a step-down program from a more intense level of care such as intensive outpatient or residential, and certainly after the physical withdrawals have been addressed STOP
Mothers Infants Sober Together - Ridgeview Mothers and Infants Sober Together (MIST) Program The Mothers and Infants Sober Together (MIST) program is developed to support and serve drug-exposed infants and their families with integrated physical and mental health care The staff works as a team with the new mother, including pregnant women, in an effort to help create a stable, drug-free environment for the infant family and to provide
Our Mission - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services About Ridgeview Ridgeview is a private, not-for-profit community mental health center based in Oak Ridge, Tennessee Since its inception in 1957, Ridgeview has expanded services to over 23 sites in a five-county geographic area, including Anderson, Campbell, Morgan, Roane, and Scott counties Ridgeview’s range of programs and services provides individualized care for adults, children, and
Finding encouragement in others - Ridgeview Behavioral Health Services Every challenge we face shapes who we are By sharing our stories, we not only empower ourselves—we inspire others to keep going, too Together, we can build a movement rooted in courage, healing, and connection Each story shared is a reminder of the strength that lives in us all, even if it’s drawn from the encouragement of a friend