BHN WellBeing In the News

January 18, 2023

BHN Senior Vice President Katherine Mague and Vice President Chelan Brown were featured on Mass Appeal to discuss the launch of BHN WellBeing, a new model of care designed to streamline and shorten wait times for individuals seeking behavioral health treatment.

View the Mass Appeal segment

In a recent Greater Boston segment, Katherone Mague, Senior Vice President at BHN, and Vicker DiGravio, President of Riverside Community Care, discussed how the Commonwealth's rollout of Community Behavioral Health Centers is designed to increase access to behavioral healthcare services and lessen the burden on emergency rooms.

View the Greater Boston segment

Learn more about BHN WellBeing here on our website or call 413-301-9355-9355-WELL (9355) for more information.

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