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Fiscally challenged. Psychiatric industry's hope is in consolidation, focusing services.

Psychiatric hospitals are closing in droves. Last year alone, at least 75 were shuttered, up sharply from the previous year. And psych hospitals collectively lost $254 million in 1998. To reverse the sector's fortunes, providers are focusing on consolidation and specialty services. "Mental health isn't glamorous," says David Moulthrop (left), CEO of a Wisconsin psych hospital. "But there is a future, though the pie has shrunk."

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Short-sheeting the psychiatric bed: state-level strategies to curtail the unnecessary hospitalization of adolescents in for-profit mental health facilities.

Over the past decade, there has been an increase in the hospitalization of minors in private, for-profit, psychiatric facilities. This increase suggests a tension between what is medically necessary and what is financially desirable. This Note discusses the hospitalization of minors in private, for-profit, mental health facilities and its attendant implications. This Note then examines various state efforts aimed at protecting minors from inappropriate psychiatric hospitalization. Finally, while there is no catch-all solution to the problem, this Note offers specific recommendations for reforming the for-profit psychiatric industry.

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