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Oceans Healthcare CEO Stuart Archer Testifies Before U.S. House of Representatives Committee

March 9, 2023

Oceans Healthcare’s CEO Stuart Archer recently spoke to the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce about challenges facing behavioral health providers – the lasting effects of COVID-19, the nation’s border challenges, rising fentanyl-related deaths and our country’s worsening mental health epidemic. Archer shared his insights into public health solutions needed to address the industry’s staffing challenges and ways resources and partnerships can increase access to care. Watch his testimony here:

Other News

Laura Tarantino Named Top 50 Women Leaders of New Orleans for 2025

Oceans Healthcare is proud to announce that Laura Tarantino, Chief Legal Officer, has been recognized as one of the Top 50 Women Leaders of New Orleans for 2025 by Women We Admire.

Oceans Healthcare Launches Online Quality Report

Explore how Oceans Healthcare is advancing transparency in behavioral health through our online Quality Report. See patient outcomes, care standards, and how our Oceans Six values guide accountability and trust.

Behavioral Health Hospital Promotes Clinical Leader to CEO Role in Boise, Idaho 

Oceans Healthcare has promoted industry veteran Ernest Esparza to Chief Executive Officer of Cottonwood Creek Behavioral Hospital in Boise, Idaho.

Oceans Healthcare Names Dr. David Rubin Chief Medical Officer 

Oceans Healthcare, a behavioral health provider focused on healing and long-term recovery, today announced Dr. David Rubin as Chief Medical Officer.

Oceans Healthcare Names Darin Szilagyi Senior Vice President of Communications

Oceans Healthcare has appointed industry veteran Darin Szilagyi as senior vice president of communications to lead systemwide marketing and communications strategy.

Ochsner Lafayette General, Oceans Healthcare Announce Site of New Behavioral Health Center   

Ochsner Lafayette General and Oceans Healthcare announce Ochsner Behavioral Health Acadiana, a new hospital that will expand inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services across the region.