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The Mental Health Consortium is a nonprofit, behavioral health care provider-sponsored organization that provides a variety of administrative services for organization products and functions for public and commercial purchasers. It operates an information technology department that develops industry specific networks, software and databases for managing a variety of mental health and substance abuse technology services. The Mental Health Consortium also maintains a department of human resources that designs, plans, directs and implements policies that include the supervision of recruiting, interviewing and selection of employees to fill vacant positions. The organization has more than 25 mental health centers, as well as conducts a drug and alcohol testing program. The Mental Health Consortium is located in Topeka, Kan.

OUR KEARNEY, MISSOURI STORY Oak Pointe was created with the sole purpose of providing elders and families in smaller Missouri markets with a new, compelling option for seniors housing. Our experienced Missouri-based owner-operator team recognized that new options were expanding in larger cities in the state and the Midwest, leaving elders and families in smaller cities with few choices. This commitment to Missouri elders and families officially launched in 2015, and led to the creation of thriving new senior living communities in Maryville, Kearney, Carthage, Neosho, Monett, and Rolla. Our newest Oak Pointe community will open in Washington, MO in 2020. "Each Oak Pointe location has a strong connection to its local community. In addition to employing approximately 30 local team members, we take pride in partnering with numerous local businesses, supporting local community causes, and paying local property taxes. We see ourselves as vital part of creating a thriving local community."

Kansas Health Institute is a nonpartisan educational organization based in Topeka, Kansas, dedicated to supporting effective policymaking through research, education, and engagement. With a focus on health policy issues in Kansas, their team of experts provides nonpartisan, credible insight to individuals, groups, and media seeking information on topics such as access to care, health disparities, and health insurance coverage. Established in 1995 with funding from the Kansas Health Foundation, Kansas Health Institute believes in the power of evidence-based information, objective analysis, and civil dialogue to drive positive change and promote a healthier Kansas. Committed to providing valuable resources and fostering informed discussions, they strive to be a trusted source for policymakers and advocates in the state.Generated from the website