Senior Editor of Behavioral Health Business at WTWH
Laura Lovett is a Senior Editor of Behavioral Health Business at WTWH. She focuses on health, science, and technology, with a strong emphasis on mental health, healthcare administration, and telehealth. Laura's work has been featured in GateHouse Media New England, Behavioral Health Business, RamaOnHealthcare, and MobiHealthNews.
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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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This is an exclusive BHB+ article. The era of high-intensity applied behavior analysis (ABA), with registered behavioral technicians (RBTs) logging 30 to
By: Laura Lovett
North Carolina managed care organizations Vaya Health and Partners Health Management are set to merge, forming one large behavioral health organization dedicated to integrated care.
By: Laura Lovett
This is an exclusive BHB+ article. I hate paperwork. Honestly, the Court of Chancery in Dickens' Bleak House is probably my worst nightmare — and I think
By: Laura Lovett
The state of Massachusetts has filed a lawsuit against UnitedHealthcare (NYSE: UNH), alleging $100 million in fraudulent Medicaid billing practices, including misclassifying patients as having behavioral health or substance use disorders without a valid diagnosis.
By: Laura Lovett
This is an exclusive BHB+ article. Despite some major deals in the behavioral health sector in 2026, the year’s dealmaking outlook is still somewhat muted
By: Laura Lovett
Aetna had the highest reimbursement rates among the commercial insurers analyzed for 60-minute individual psychotherapy sessions.
By: Laura Lovett
Pediatric behavioral health provider InStride has raised an additional $30 million in fresh capital. The Series C funding round, which was first reported
Centria Autism will permanently lay off 48 employees at its Fresno, California, location.
By: Laura Lovett
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced $700 million in funds to support programs aimed at addressing mental health,
By: Laura Lovett
Community-based care has long been the gold standard for treating patients with serious mental illness and other disabilities.
