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Healthcare business with a listed Indiana location in Columbus.
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Centerstone describes itself as a nonprofit behavioral health organization with teams working across locations in communities throughout the country. Its stated mission is to deliver care intended to change people’s lives. Source ↗
The organization says its work includes mental health care, addiction treatment and social supports. It also identifies a research-focused institute, a medical group and a foundation as parts of its broader organization. Source ↗
Centerstone describes programs for adults, children and families, as well as active-duty service members, veterans and their family members. Its website says military-community care is offered regardless of service era or discharge status. Source ↗
Centerstone’s website includes Indiana among the states in its location directory. The supplied pages do not establish that this listing refers to a Centerstone office in Columbus. Source ↗
Summarized from the company’s official website. Information checked October 22, 2026.
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Centerstone announced its 2026 Life;Story Champion awards, recognizing Michelle Cook in Illinois, Micki Thompson in Florida and retired Brig. Gen. Scott Brower in Tennessee. The organization said the awards accompany its mental-health and suicide-prevention run/walk events.
Read original release ↗Centerstone announced that its Autism Center partnered with the Missouri State Symphony Orchestra for a September 20 sensory-friendly concert in Springfield, Missouri. The organization said its staff supported a quiet room and described additional group programs for people with autism and their families.
Read original release ↗Centerstone announced a federal grant of $750,000 annually for four years to support a mobile behavioral-health crisis partnership with police in Clarksville, Tennessee. The organization said the program will pair a response specialist with law enforcement and provide follow-up support after crises.
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