| Charleston Naval Base in Residential Addiction Center Conversion |
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10/06/2016 -ATIN - Meridian Behavioral Health Systems, a for-profit with an eclectic mix of assets in five states, has bought a former naval information base in Charleston and is converting the 123-acre property into a specialty addiction center.
The new facility, which will have 95 beds, was bought in an auction held by the General Services Administration. Alabama-based Mellivora Capital Partners won the auction in December in 2016.. In February, Meridian Behavioral Health Systems, of which Charleston's Highland Hospital behavioral health facility is a subsidiary, announced that it had leased the base for use as a residential rehab center and planned to open in July. The opening was pushed back to October and is now indefinite. Construction is needed to bring a base dormitory building's roof, kitchen and therapeutic areas up to regulatory standards. The new addiction rehab is expected to employ 200 people. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it READ OUR STORY on Sun Behavioral's new facility
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