Partnering to Bridge the Gap in Mental Health Services

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As the founder and CEO of Serenity Behavioral Health Services and a small business owner,  I’ve had the privilege of working alongside healthcare providers who are as passionate about patient-centered care as I am. For me, one of the most rewarding aspects of this work is collaborating with others to ensure that patients receive the comprehensive mental health support they need, especially when gaps in care exist. 

At Serenity BHS, we recognize that no single provider can meet every patient’s needs. That’s where our  Medication Management program  comes in. Whether it’s helping patients streamline their medications, addressing treatment gaps, or creating holistic care plans that integrate therapy and lifestyle adjustments, we aim to provide care that is more than just prescriptions—it’s about empowering individuals to feel like themselves again. 

Our Medication Management program is designed to complement the work you already do, especially for patients who require specialized mental health support that may fall outside the scope of your practice. By partnering with Serenity BHS, you can feel confident that your patients are receiving compassionate, trauma-informed care tailored to their unique needs. 

If you’re a primary care provider or mental health professional seeking a trusted partner to fill these gaps, we would love to connect with you. Together, we can ensure that everyone has access to the mental wellness support they deserve. 

Visit  www.serenity-bhs.org  for more information, or feel free to reach out directly. Let’s work together to make a difference in the lives of those we serve. 


MK Wright, CEO & Founder 

614-948-3273  

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Location: Westerville, OH 43081, USA

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