back to Resources BLOG Why Asking About Firearms Can’t Be Optional in Emergency Behavioral Health Care By: Sara Gotheridge, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Array Behavioral Care If you’re serious about suicide prevention, you have to start with one question: Does this...
back to Resources BLOG Why Emergency Departments Need System Level Behavioral Health Partners By: Sara Gotheridge, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Array Behavioral Care Emergency departments (EDs) sit at one of the most critical intersections in suicide prevention. Yet...
BLOG Behavioral Health Is a System Problem: Insights from AONL What Health System Leaders Are Seeing and How Behavioral Health Strategy Is Starting to Shift At this year’s AONL Conference 2026, a consistent theme emerged across sessions and peer discussions:...
back to Resources OP-ED Emerging Mental Health Care Options for EDs in Crisis Originally published by: MedCity News on April 19, 2024 Hospital emergency departments (EDs) have become the frontline of the mental health crisis. Yet they often do not have the capacity to...
back to Resources BLOG Deceptive Discharge Rates: Why “High” Doesn’t Mean “High Quality” By: Sara Gotheridge, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Array Behavioral Care For health systems under tremendous operational pressure, metrics like high behavioral health discharge...
