Laura Lovett is a journalist with a focus on health, science, and technology. She currently works as an editor for Behavioral Health Business and has previously served as the Executive Editor for MobiHealthNews. Her work covers a range of topics including healthcare accessibility, behavioral health integration, and technology advancements in the healthcare industry.
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Laura's coverage predominantly focuses on health and wellbeing, with a particular emphasis on behavioral health, mental health, addiction treatment, and telehealth. Her articles often cite data and press releases while also reporting private sector and government announcements.
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The Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) has elected Breanne Hartley, its new board of directors president.
By: Laura Lovett
While outpatient services are the hot topic in substance use disorder (SUD) care , some providers are continuing to see residential care drive their bottom line.
The allure of being a one-stop-shop for health services is waning for behavioral providers.
By: Laura Lovett
It's no secret private equity investment across the board has been sluggish, though that may soon change with 2025 shaping up to be a more bullish period for M&A. While interest in the behavioral health sector remains healthy, high interest rates and other factors had stalled dealmaking.
By: Laura Lovett
Artificial intelligence is quickly making its way into behavioral health care. Still, many in the field are cautious about adopting the technology
By Laura Lovett | November 16, 2024 Share The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has extended telehealth flexibilities , which
By: Laura Lovett
Behavioral health care veteran Corbin Petro has announced she will take over as president of Elevance's (NYSE: ELV) Carelon Behavioral Health.
AI-backed therapy platform Jimini has landed $8 million in pre-seed funding.
By: Laura Lovett
With a second Donald Trump presidency on the horizon, behavioral health providers are beginning to examine what that could mean for the industry.
By: Laura Lovett
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has once again bought itself more time to figure out virtual telehealth prescribing. Earlier this month, the
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