ASHTABULA – Glenbeigh has been selected to receive funding from the Ohio Department of Development through the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for a flow equalization system to support the water treatment plant at the Rock Creek facility.
“We are grateful to receive ARC funding to offset the cost of this project,” said Pat Weston-Hall, Glenbeigh’s chief executive officer. “Glenbeigh’s priority is to provide world-class addiction treatment services and to remain dedicated to providing care to the people of Ashtabula County and beyond.”
Ashtabula County Commissioners Board President Peggy Carlo said, “The Board is extremely pleased that Glenbeigh was one of the recipients awarded the ARC grant. This ARC grant will provide economic growth; also it will allow Glenbeigh to continue to provide the necessary healthcare needs for Ashtabula County and the surrounding areas.”
Glenbeigh, a not-for-profit specialty hospital founded in 1981, offers a full continuum of care to adults, age 18 and over. Glenbeigh is accredited by the Joint Commission and is a member of the ACMC Healthcare System. In addition to inpatient treatment, Glenbeigh offers extended outpatient services in Beachwood, Canton, Niles, Rocky River and Toledo in Ohio as well as in Erie, Pennsylvania.
ARC is a federal, state and local partnership formed to improve life and strengthen the capacity of the people of Appalachia to compete in the global economy. Ashtabula County Commissioners review projects, rank applications and advocate for projects that benefit county residents and place an emphasis on creating permanent employment opportunities.
Glenbeigh’s nationally recognized program helps patients develop the foundation needed to maintain abstinence from addictive drugs and to improve health, wellness and quality of life. For more information on Glenbeigh visit www.glenbeigh.com or call 800-234-1001.