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Law enforcement entities serving Beltrami County have sought this federal designation for several years, which will secure additional law enforcement resources to combat drug trafficking.
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The settlement ends the civil suit Lakeview filed against IMCare for unpaid claims while the provider was in-network. IMCare ended its in-network contract with Lakeview in December.
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The partnership between Beltrami County and Sanford Health would consider the full continuum of care and is called the Ember program, which stands for embrace, motivate, believe, execute and remedy.
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To be eligible for these new grants, mental health professionals would be required to choose to serve in a rural part of the state.
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The Grand Rapids chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness hosts a free webinar Thursday, Jan. 11, about the new program with Dr. Scott Zeller.
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The termination of the contract, effective at the end of this year, was expected to impact about 700 Lakeview Behavioral Health patients enrolled in Itasca County's public insurance provider.
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As a Grand Rapids-based EMT, Simon Gretton sees the needs firsthand during calls. And mental illness and substance use factor into many of them, he said.
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Counties in Northern Minnesota, including Carlton County, have some of the highest suicide rates in the state. The event is free, does not require registration and is open to all.
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The Northern St. Louis County Mental Health Local Advisory Council is hosting a forum as an opportunity for people to provide input to county commissioners and staff from Public Health and Human Services.
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At least 700 IMCare enrollees are expected to be impacted. Lakeview Behavioral Health is a for-profit mental health provider offering outpatient individual and group therapy, medication-assisted therapy, and substance use disorder treatment.