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Leading the Way | 2022 Annual Report
Since opening our doors in 1891, we have been leading the way toward meeting unmet needs. The 2022 Annual Report tells how we are delivering comprehensive and accessible behavioral healthcare.
The Latest from Sheppard Pratt
Urgent care for mental health: How a Maryland clinic is helping thousands of patients
The nation is currently experiencing an unprecedented mental health crisis marked by a critical and growing demand for mental healthcare services, with more people going to the emergency room for psychiatric crises than ever before. Learn how our Psychiatric Urgent Care Clinics have helped meet the increased need for mental health services.
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A psychiatrist's advice on children's mental health
In the NewsPublished:Dr. Justine Larson, medical director of schools and residential treatment centers, shares tips for how parents can help their children manage back-to-school anxiety.
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Baymark, Sheppard Pratt CEOs Tout SAMHSA’s Behavioral Health Action Plan as Almost ‘Spot On’
In the NewsPublished:Harsh K. Trivedi, MD, MBA, president and CEO of Sheppard Pratt, weighs in on SAMHSA's recently released four-year behavioral health action plan.
Inspire Magazine
Read the newest issue of Sheppard Pratt's magazine, including features on serving our veterans, supporting your child as they start at a new school, navigating cannabis legalization in Maryland, and more.
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