John & Marcia Goldman Foundation Donates $100K to Improve Behavioral Health in Teens

Palo Alto Medical Foundation Marketing & Communications, Jan. 15, 2015, Palo Alto Medical Foundation Newsroom Blog, 2015 Jan 15

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The John & Marcia Goldman Foundation has granted the Mills-Peninsula Hospital Foundation $100,000 in support of an innovative pilot program that screens adolescents for behavioral health problems and helps them get treatment. The comprehensive Adolescent Behavioral Health (ABH) program addresses the epidemic of untreated behavioral health conditions among adolescents. The program is available to patients who receive their primary care through the Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF), a regional partner of Mills-Peninsula Health Services. The two affiliates of the Sutter Health network are working together to expand behavioral health care services for adolescents in primary care settings. ABH is a five-year demonstration project, officially launched in January 2014, to address issues of a severely fragmented behavioral health system in a proactive, systematic way. Read the entire article.

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John & Marcia Goldman Foundation Donates $100K to Improve Behavioral Health in Teens

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