Pipeline: Pinnacle, Monte Nido Add Locations; New ABA Clinics

Pinnacle adds new facility

Pinnacle Treatment Centers has opened its newest facility in Virginia, located in the northern part of the state in Culpeper.

Culpeper Treatment Services provides outpatient medication-assisted treatment (MAT) services with medications such as methadone and buprenorphine, in addition to counseling.

The new facility — which accepts Medicaid — is Pinnacle’s 11th in the state. It is opening at a time when the drug-related death rate in Culpeper County has climbed higher than the overall rate statewide, according to the press release announcing the news.

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Headquartered in Mt. Laurel, New Jersey, Pinnacle provides the full range of MAT services out of over 115 locations in eight states. It specializes in Medicaid-reimbursed MAT using methadone and is owned by the health care private equity firm Linden Capital Partners.

Monte Nido to open new eating disorder treatment center

Eating disorder treatment provider Monte Nido & Affiliates will soon be expanding its footprint in New York.

Monte Vido Western New York will open this summer in the town of Victor, located outside of Rochester. The residential center will serve all genders, treating anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorders and/or exercise dependency, as well as co-occuring conditions like substance use, trauma and psychiatric presentations.

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Monte Nido operates 33 programs in 12 states. Its new Victor location is its sixth overall in New York, as well as its first in the western part of the state.

Monte Nido is owned by Levine Leichtman Capital Partners. 

Ideal Option opens new SUD treatment center

Kennewick, Washington-based Ideal Option, a provider of substance use disorder (SUD) treatment services, has opened a new clinic in its home state.

The facility is located in Puyallup, which is outside of Tacoma. The clinic provides MAT services and accepts all forms of insurance including Medicare and Medicaid.

The new location opens as the overdose death rate in Pierce County has been higher than the rest of the state, with over three-quarters of county residents who are on Medicaid not getting the opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment they need, according to data from the Washington State Health Care Authority.

Ideal Option operates 67 MAT clinics across 10 states. The company is financially backed by BlueCross BlueShield Venture Partners and Varsity Healthcare Partners.

ABA company opens new school

Shine Behavioral LLC — an Arlington, Texas-based center that provides services to children ages 2 through 12 with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) — has opened a new school for grades K through 6.

Shine Behavioral Academy, which is located next to the center, is tuition-based and serves both verbal and nonverbal students. The school will not be grade determinant, with students working at a level that is commensurate with their abilities.

Shine Behavioral LLC’s services and resources include a sensory room, licensed music therapists, applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, martial arts and a hairstylist trained in caring for children with disabilities.

Shine Behavioral LLC was created in 2017 in consultation with the Cleveland Clinic.

InBloom unveils new ABA center

Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based InBloom Autism Services has opened a new learning center in Hamden, Connecticut.

The new facility — which provides ABA therapy to children with ASD — is over 8,500 square feet and has a variety of learning environments, including smaller rooms for one-on-one services, larger play rooms for naturalistic environment training/play-based learning and a classroom for children who are transitioning to a traditional school setting.

InBloom operates over 15 centers across eight states, and the Hamden center — located in the greater New Haven area — is its second in Connecticut.

The new center is in-network with most major insurance providers, as well as with state-funded resources.

Founded in 2015, InBloom is backed by Webster Equity Partners.

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