Two longtime leaders in Cincinnati mental healthcare are bringing more than 70 years of combined experience to a new platform designed to make conversations about mental health, wellness and healthcare more approachable and relevant.
In the world of architecture, a foundation is often hidden from view, yet it determines the strength, height, and longevity of everything built above it. For the past 10 years, Jeffrey Sackenheim, AIA, LEED AP, has served as a primary architect for a different kind of structure: the foundation of mental health care in Kentucky and beyond.
OneQuest Health, formerly known as CHNK Behavioral Health, will use this latest funding to support hiring and retaining clinical staff, including providers delivering integrated physical and mental health care.
The nonprofit will relocate into the former Uptown Arts Building in Over-the-Rhine, a few blocks from the facility it had rented for years.
Patricia Brown brings nearly 35 years of experience across hospital systems, community-based organizations and behavioral health programs.
The center, located on Westwood Northern Boulevard, consolidates several Best Point programs. It’ll serve more than 200 children and families each year.
In total, the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services is supporting the distribution of more than $80,000 in grants to 22 projects across Ohio.
To address the rising service demands, the nonprofit is adding 16 beds through a combination of on-campus renovations and the construction of a 1,850-square-foot building.
Daniel Weis, a psychiatrist with more than two decades of experience in child and adult care, has worked extensively in the region.
The merged organization will offer more than 50 programs for children, teens and adults and serve communities in Hamilton, Butler, Clermont and Warren counties.
