For information regarding symptoms, daily status reports and more, please visit the Georgia Department of Public Health Website at www.dph.georgia.gov.

Unison Behavioral Health is closely monitoring local, state, and federal mandates regarding COVID-19. We have made slight adjustments to both our Behavioral Health and IDD services:

• Day Services for Behavioral Health are now open.
• Day Services for IDD are now open.
• All outpatient clinics are temporarily closed to walk-ins. Clients will be seen by appointment only.
• Residential programs are not allowing visitors at this time.
• Outpatient clinics will close at 5:00pm to allow for thorough cleaning after each day.
• All clients and staff will be screened for fevers/symptoms before entering any clinic/program and asked to wear a face covering before entering any clinic/program. If you do not have one, we will provide one for you.
• We ask that clients do not bring visitors to their appointments. 
• We are utilizing telehealth as much as possible to maintain social distancing.

Thank you for your understanding during this difficult time. Please check back for regular updates on our website and Facebook page. 

Unison Behavioral Health is happy to announce the appointment of Melissa Hood as Chief Operating Officer. Melissa has been with Unison since 2016 as Practice Manager and most recently as Director of Operations, where she oversaw the behavioral health clinics’ day-to-day operations, process improvement, and reporting throughout the agency’s 8-county service area.

Melissa holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Management from Georgia Southwestern State University, a Master’s Degree in Business Administration – Healthcare Administration from South University, and is a Society of Human Resources-Certified Professional (SHRM-CP). She has over 20 years of healthcare experience including process improvement, practice management, revenue cycle management, and data analytics.

“Melissa is a strong, results-driven leader who has earned great respect from her colleagues here at Unison. We are confident in her leadership and determination to continuously improve the agency and the services we provide,” stated Dr. Glyn Thomas, Chief Executive Officer of Unison Behavioral Health.