Behavioral Centers Of America

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About BCA - Financial Support Behavioral Centers of America (BCA), with the equity commitment from Linden LLC, Health Enterprise Partners, LP (HEP), Siguler Guff & Company, LLC and Management, continues to execute upon its growth plans to add additional facilities through both acquisition and de novo development. Headquartered in Nashville, BCA owns and operates inpatient and outpatient facilities in Ohio. Texas and Michigan, primarily focused on adolescent and geriatric adult populations. BCA's facilities include freestanding psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers, psychiatric specialty hospitals within medical-surgical hospitals, and psychiatric outpatient clinics. With over 460 employees, and all of its facilities accredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, BCA provides exceptional behavioral healthcare to patients and support to patients' families. BCA is an industry leader in providing outpatient based diagnostic and therapeutic services including traditional physician office based visits, as well as home care services. Many patients are treated successfully in our outpatient settings without the need for inpatient admission. Developing specialty psychiatric hospital beds inside underutilized medical-surgical hospitals, critical access hospitals, nursing homes or other healthcare related facilities Healthcare organizations with underutilized space and a community need for mental health services are contracting with BCA to come in and develop specialty psychiatric programs for targeted populations and targeted mental illnesses. BCA will lease space from the healthcare company, convert the beds to meet psychiatric license standards, recruit the psychiatrists and other professional staff and purchase certain medical and support services from the healthcare entity. BCA seeks to also grow through acquisitions of psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers, group or solo practice psychiatry clinics, and other ambulatory and school based behavioral health programs.