Since 2004, Oceans Healthcare has been making a name for itself by providing behavioral health services to overlooked populations.
At first, that meant seniors: The provider of inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services got its start treating the older adult and geriatric population specifically. While that demographic is still key to Oceans’ business, it’s since expanded into underserved geographies, too, where it treats patients of all ages.
Oceans Behavioral Hospital Alexandria, a behavioral health provider focused on healing and long-term recovery, today announced the opening of its Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for adolescents ages 12-17. The program will provide specialized mental health treatment to young people managing depression, anxiety, substance use disorder and other behavioral health challenges.
Oceans Behavioral Hospital Greater New Orleans, a behavioral health provider focused on healing and long-term recovery, today announced the opening of an adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) at its Marrero campus, at 4500 Wichers Dr. The program will provide specialized mental health treatment to young people ages 12-17 managing depression, anxiety, substance use disorder and other behavioral health challenges.
Leaders Bring Clinical and Policy Acumen as Provider Advances Quality, Growth and Financial Goals PLANO, Texas – March 21, 2024 – Oceans Healthcare has announced the addition of highly regarded Harvard Medical School psychiatry professor Dr. Michael Jellinek and decorated public health executive Dr. Courtney Phillips to its Board of Directors. These additions underscore the…