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County updates timeline for MPHR/HealthRight move; behavioral health licensure steps remain
Summary
County officials said keycard programming and licensure steps are nearly complete for the MPHR/HealthRight move, with a target relocation around Oct. or Nov. 1 pending staff training and fingerprinting of mental-health clinicians.
Monongalia County commissioners received an update on the planned move of MPHR/HealthRight during the Sept. 24, 2025, meeting.
Commissioner Tom said he received an email from Laura Jones reporting the contractor would finish programming building keycards by the end of the week to allow staff training. County staff also noted they continue to work with the Office of Inspector General and other licensure reviewers to complete behavioral health licensure steps. The county indicated mental-health staff must learn a new software platform and be fingerprinted before licensure is completed.
Based on the steps remaining, county staff said the move is tentatively scheduled for late October or Nov. 1, and officials will provide updates as developments occur. No formal action was required or taken at the meeting; the item was informational.
The commission did not provide a specific day for the move or a complete list of licensure conditions; those details remain with county staff and the state licensure authorities.
