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OHS hearing orders late files as AMCP seeks to become majority owner of Turnbridge behavioral‑health services
Summary
At an OHS public hearing May 29, Turnbridge/CT Clinical and prospective sponsor AMCP described a plan for AMCP to acquire 90% equity, inject capital to expand adolescent residential services, and keep clinical leadership in place; the hearing officer required three late‑file submissions (due 06/06/2025) clarifying which locations and data are included in the transaction.
Hearing officer Alicia Noovey of the Office of Health Strategy opened a public hearing May 29 on a certificate of need application (docket 24-32770-CON) for CT Clinical Services Inc. and AMCP Treatment Intermediate LLC, which together propose a transfer of ownership of CT Clinical Partners Inc.
Turnbridge chief executive and founder David Vieux and president Brett Siverio testified that the application as filed focuses on two Connecticut Department of Public Health‑licensed outpatient clinics (New Haven and Westport) but that the company operates 23 facilities across three program types: the two DPH‑licensed clinics; adolescent residential programs licensed by the Department of Children and Families (DCF); and an extended‑care/transitional living program with about 15 sites. Vieux said AMCP’s proposed capital…
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