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Consortium announces regional behavioral health facility groundbreaking near PRMC
Summary
A regional consortium that includes the city of Clovis announced a groundbreaking for a behavioral health facility with inpatient and outpatient capacity on Aug. 8 at West 21st Street.
A consortium including the city of Clovis and surrounding counties announced a groundbreaking for a regional behavioral health facility and invited board members to attend.
A speaker at the meeting said the city of Clovis, Curry, Roosevelt, Quay and DeBaca counties, the city of Portales and the village of Fort Sumner are constructing a regional behavioral health facility. The speaker invited board members to a groundbreaking scheduled for Aug. 8 at 2 p.m. on West 21st Street near the PRMC campus and said the first phase will include 12 inpatient beds and about 15 outpatient chairs at a scribe triage center.
The speaker characterized the project as the first phase of a multi-year partnership the consortium has been developing and described the facility as much-needed for the region. Board members received the announcement under the meeting's "good of the order" item and were invited to attend the public groundbreaking.
The construction consortium and precise funding sources were not enumerated during the announcement; the transcript lists the counties and municipalities involved and describes the bed and outpatient-chair counts as part of the first phase.
