Mountain Comprehensive Care Center

DeNova Behavioral Health Services provides mental health and addiction care in Lexington and Richmond, KY. Key offerings include targeted case management, evaluations and assessments, individual and group therapy (including psychoeducation), intensive outpatient services, parenting and DUI assessments/classes, and treatment for substance use disorders, ADHD, and depression. The practice operates as a small partner-owned provider, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Lexington. Contact: info@denovabh.com or (859) 309-2814. Website: denovabh.com. Categories: mental health care, addiction treatment, behavioral health, therapy, psychoeducation.

- White House Clinics is a nonprofit healthcare provider based in Richmond, Kentucky, operating since 1973. It runs multiple community health centers across five counties (Jackson, Estill, Garrard, Rockcastle, and Madison) and offers integrated primary care, pediatrics, family medicine, internal medicine, geriatrics, dentistry, pharmacy, and behavioral health. - Behavioral health services: Directed by Laura Click (Director of Behavioral Health) with involvement across multidisciplinary care teams. The organization emphasizes affordable care and services for patients regardless of ability to pay. - Facilities and reach: HQ and primary operations center in Richmond, KY (401 Highland Park Dr, 40475). Also operates a school-based health center in Berea Independent School District and provides college health services for Berea College. - Leadership and roles: Key behavioral health leadership includes Laura Click in multiple roles (Director of Behavioral Health and Chief Program Officer). Other leadership covers medical, financial, operations, compliance, and cosmetic laser services. - Services scope: Behavioral health integrated with primary care, enabling services, and overall comprehensive care across five contiguous counties, including mobile care units expansion noted in 2024. - Notable facts: Federally Qualified Health Center status, expanded mobile units, and a recent emphasis on multidisciplinary teams to improve access and affordability.