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Skyland Trail Adolescent Program In-Network with Aetna

October 28, 2020

Atlanta, GA – The adolescent residential mental health treatment program of Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit psychiatric treatment organization, is now in-network with most plans offered by Aetna. Effective October, 2020, Aetna provides in-network coverage for Skyland Trail adolescent treatment programs including residential treatment and day treatment. Client families may now use in-network benefits…

Grateful Families Announce $50K Challenge to Establish $100K Endowed Scholarship

September 25, 2020

ATLANTA — Earlier this year, a group of 10 families joined together to contribute $50,000 toward an endowed scholarship fund, with a goal of challenging other alumni families to match their support and establish a $100,000 named fund. This endowment will exist in perpetuity and will provide critical financial assistance to eligible patients, helping to…

Skyland Trail Welcomes New Members to Advisory Board

August 5, 2020

Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit treatment organization for adults and adolescents, welcomed new members to its Advisory Board who have significant experience in education, philanthropic, corporate, and nonprofit organizations. New members elected to the Advisory Board include Lisa Bridges, Barbara Levy, John McColskey, Karen Parker, Sharmila Prabhu, Will Stengel, and John…

Skyland Trail Adolescent Program In-Network with Blue Cross Blue Shield

July 31, 2020

Atlanta, GA – The adolescent residential mental health treatment program of Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit psychiatric treatment organization, is now in-network with most plans offered by Blue Cross Blue Shield. Effective August 15, 2020, Blue Cross Blue Shield provides in-network coverage for Skyland Trail adolescent treatment programs including residential treatment and day treatment.…

Statement: Black Lives Matter

June 7, 2020

Skyland Trail stands united with community efforts to end police violence and eliminate racism. In addition to being morally wrong, these factors in our society contribute to mental health problems for individuals and entire communities. Experiencing or witnessing trauma increases risk for developing a range of mental illnesses. Being the victim of bullying or being…

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