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Verizon's Mental Health Center reports higher caseload, improved month‑to‑date financials
Summary
Vicky Mader reported the center served 516 people in the most recent quarter (up from about 400 a year earlier), recorded a positive May EBITDA of 399,400 and a year‑to‑date operating loss of $153,000, and outlined partnerships and staffing plans to expand community health‑worker coverage in Pratt County.
Vicky Mader, identifying herself as representing "Verizon's Mental Health Center," presented the center’s quarterly service and financial report. She said the center served 516 people in the latest quarter, up from a little under 400 the previous year, and described a steady improvement in financial performance after an internal improvement plan started in January.
Mader gave specific financial figures: a positive EBITDA of 399,400 for May and a year‑to‑date operating loss of $153,000. She attributed much of the prior projected loss to billing‑cycle timing and said staff are implementing measures to reduce no‑shows and billing errors. Mader also said the center will partner with KU, which received related rural health transformation funding and will place community health workers who will be integrated with local teams.
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