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5/12/2022 update, "Miramont Behavioral Health in the news", starts here.
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Headline: Wisconsin State Journal, 4/30/2022
Miramont Behavioral Health, which got a new owner in January, received five federal citations and two state citations after an inspection April 5-11 that was conducted in response to a complaint, according to inspection reports. The facility was found to be in compliance with Medicare requirements overall, with the federal violations resulting in “standard level” citations, not infractions considered more serious.
Will Callison, interim CEO at Miramont, said in a statement that the facility’s focus “is to deliver the highest quality care to all patients.” He said Miramont is “in substantial compliance with all regulatory agencies.”
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Miramont is hiring.
12/29/2020 update, "Now in its 5th month of sitting empty", starts here.
Wisconsin State Journal, 12/25/2020
It will add to Dane County’s roughly 90 inpatient psychiatric beds, most of which are in general hospitals. Miramont will offer inpatient psychiatric care — on a voluntary and involuntary basis — for children, adolescents, adults and seniors, along with chemical dependency treatment for adults, Garone said.
Partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care also will be provided, he said.
The facility could divert people experiencing mental health crises from jail and reduce trips by law enforcement to Winnebago Mental Health Center in Oshkosh, mental health advocates, county officials and police have said.
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Psychiatric hospital in Middleton delayed again, now to be open early next year. (Wisconsin State Journal, 2/17/2020)
Flood prevention work involving soil caused an initial delay in construction, which began in August 2018, said Mike Garone, vice president of development for Strategic Behavioral Health, the company building the facility. In recent months, the project was pushed back again because of weather, Garone said.
“The building wasn’t fully enclosed by the time the winter weather hit, and a decision was made to just pick back up in the spring,” he said. The 72-bed hospital, on Deming Way in Middleton’s Airport Road Business Park, is expected to cost $17 million to $20 million.
Construction should resume by April and the building is set to be finished by December, with the company taking occupancy in January and opening for patients a couple of months later, Garone said.
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12/10/2019 update starts here
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9/21/2019 update starts here.
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8/26/2019 update starts here.
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Construction is surprisingly close to the UW Health Pharmacy Services property line.
With each successive visit, the construction site looks messier and more chaotic.
Company behind psychiatric hospital in Middleton has more problems in other states. (Wisconsin State Journal, 8/19/2019)
State and federal officials have cut off payments and admissions at the company’s psychiatric hospital in Las Vegas, and have moved to stop payments and revoke the license of a facility near Fort Collins, Colorado, according to documents obtained by the State Journal and media reports.
The moves follow “immediate jeopardy” violations — the most serious kind given — at 202-bed Montevista Hospital in Las Vegas and 92-bed Clear View Behavioral Health in Johnstown, Colorado.
At Montevista, patients hid medications and gave them to other patients, according to a federal inspection report in June. Patients also set off sprinklers, resulting in patients escaping from the facility, including one who didn’t return.
7/7/2019 update starts here.
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4/15/2019 update starts here.
3/19/2019 update, "Work delayed due to weather", starts here.
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Psychiatric hospital construction continues, county mental health services study begins. (Wisconsin State Journal, 2/25/2019)
Work on the 72-bed Miramont Behavioral Health hospital, in Middleton’s Airport Road Business Park, was initially expected to be complete by the end of this year. But weather delays have pushed the timeline back, said Mike Garone, vice president of development for owner Strategic Behavioral Health.
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1/8/2019 update starts here.
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12/6/2018 update starts here.
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11/4/2018 update, "Construction trailer in place", starts here.
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10/17/2018 update, "More than 2 months after groundbreaking, very little progress has been made", starts here.
7/25/2018 update, "Middleton news: Groundbreaking ceremony for Miramont Behavorial Health facility set for August 9",. starts here.
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Original 3/30/2018 post, "72-bed psychiatric hospital proposed for Middleton site", starts here.
A view of the site at 3169 Deming Way in Middleton
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Strategic Behavioral Health plans psychiatric hospital in Middleton. (Madison.com, 3/23/2018)
Strategic Behavioral Health, a for-profit company based in Memphis, Tennessee, plans to spend $17 million to $20 million on the seven-acre site and construction of a one-story hospital with about 55,000 square feet of space, according to documents filed with the city of Middleton.
The company has 10 psychiatric hospitals in six states, including Willow Creek Behavioral Health, which opened last year in Green Bay.
Renderings of Willow Creek
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