The facility, named River Place Behavioral Health, has an adult acute care unit, a geriatric psychiatric unit, an adolescent behavioral health unit and a dual diagnosis unit for the treatment of substance abuse disorders.
The facility will be operated as a joint venture between Ochsner and Acadia.
“River Place illustrates the value of partnership, bringing together Acadia, a national expert in behavioral health, and Ochsner, a national leader in physician group practice, to deliver much needed inpatient behavioral health services to adults and adolescents,” said Warner Thomas, president and CEO of Ochsner Health System.
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