Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized residential treatment organization for adults with mental illness, is now in-network with most plans offered by Cigna, effective July 15, 2018. Cigna joins Aetna and Magellan in helping individuals cover a portion of treatment costs in residential services. Our Admissions team works with in-network insurance providers to…
ATLANTA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized psychiatric treatment organization, recently began construction on an adolescent campus. Scheduled to open in 2019, the campus will be home to a treatment program for adolescents ages 14 to 17 with mood and anxiety disorders. Construction of the facility and development of the new treatment program is made…
ATLANTA – Skyland Trail plans to open a mental health treatment program for adolescents ages 14 to 17 with mood and anxiety disorders in 2019. The $20 million Building Resilience, Changing Lives campaign – co-chaired by Rex Fuqua, Rand Glenn Hagen, and Tom Johnson – will enable Skyland Trail to build a new residential facility and treatment…
Atlanta, GA – Dr. Ben Hunter, Skyland Trail psychiatrist and medical director of outpatient services, was recently elected to the board of directors of the Georgia chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), effective January 1, 2018. “The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention of Georgia is excited to have Dr. Hunter join our…
ATLANTA – On October 13, Skyland Trail celebrated the grand opening of the Rollins Campus for young adults. Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter and officials from the City of Brookhaven and DeKalb County joined nearly 300 guests for a ribbon cutting program followed by tours of the 3.5 acre campus. The Rollins Campus offers specialized residential…
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Journeys Magazine 2025
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