Johnson County Lends Support for SMH Crisis Center

Johnson County’s Commissioners have passed a Resolution in favor of Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s proposed Crisis Stabilization Unit that will serve both Sheridan and Johnson Counties.

County Commissioner Bill Novotny explained the reason for adopting the Resolution.

Johnson County Prevention Specialist Bill Hawley praised the commissioners and thanked them for their support of the crisis unit, saying it will help save lives.

According to discussions, Sheridan Memorial Hospital is planning to convert a portion of their facility into a 6-bed crisis stabilization unit, which is expected to be ready to accept patients in about two years.

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