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A healthier Orange County begins with mental health services that address the needs of everyone in our community. From improving communication to humanizing crisis intervention to building more welcoming facilities, Be Well OC is building a world-class mental health care system in Orange County.
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OC Business Journal: Be Well OC Breaks Ground
It broke ground on its Irvine Health and Wellness Campus on Oct. 16 in Irvine’s Great Park, which will ultimately hold 150 beds, including a unit for adolescents.
OC Register: Construction starts on Be Well OC mental and behavioral health services hub in Irvine
With the success of its first location in Orange, Be Well OC will be bringing its mental health and substance abuse treatment services to Irvine with the construction of its newest campus.
Be Well OC Hires CEO Phillip Franks
Be Well OC today announced that Phillip Franks has been named Chief Executive Officer and will join the organization on October 30, 2023.
Be Well OC Breaks Ground on Irvine Health and Wellness Campus
Irvine, CA. October 16, 2023 – Be Well OC marked the groundbreaking of its new Irvine campus today, joined by officials representing the State of California, County of Orange, CalOptima Health, the City of Irvine, local non-profit hospital partners, and multicultural and multifaith partners. The ceremony was held at the site of the new campus at 7800 Marine Way, Irvine, California.
UC Irvine introduces new mobile crisis intervention program
The University of California, Irvine will be launching an innovative mobile crisis intervention program aimed at supporting mental health within the campus community. It is set to be fully operational in time for the fall quarter.
Patch – Highlighting the launch of mobile in Westminster
Be Well OC is officially up and rolling in Westminster. The nonprofit’s signature blue van has begun patrolling city streets to provide aid and care for individuals experiencing mental health or substance use challenges.
