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Mental health needs are increasing. This is what local providers are doing about it

A dining area inside the new Avita behavioral health crisis center Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. The center includes a 24-hour walk-in crisis center, a 23-hour temporary observation unit with 15 beds and a crisis stabilization unit with 30 beds. - photo by Scott Rogers

PROGRESSmental 4.jpg — A dining area inside the new Avita behavioral health crisis center Friday, Feb. 25, 2022. The center includes a 24-hour walk-in crisis center, a 23-hour temporary observation unit with 15 beds and a crisis stabilization unit with 30 beds. - photo by Scott Rogers

Everything is going digital, from the morning all-hands business meeting to the way we talk with our doctors.