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Announcing Stars Behavioral Health Group’s New VP and COO

Tony Beltran, MBA, has joined Stars Behavioral Health Group (SBHG), one of California’s largest providers of behavioral health and other human services, as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. He will oversee operations across California with 70 programs in 61 locations. He will work closely with SBHG President and CEO Kent Dunlap and will participate in governance as a member of the SBHG Board of Directors.

Mr. Beltran has more than 30 years of experience in leading organizations providing behavioral and physical healthcare and other human services. Most recently, he served as the President and CEO of the Pittsburgh Mercy Health System, an organization focused on providing services to individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and people experiencing homelessness.  He has also served as Executive Director of the Lake County (Illinois) Health Department and Community Health Center.  He is originally from Stockton, having grown up in Novato. 

Mr. Beltran will help advance the mission of the company to serve those most in need who face emotional, behavioral and learning challenges. Stars Behavioral Health Group is celebrating its 37thyear providing services to support individuals and families across 12 counties in California. The company which is 100% employee owned has more than 2,200 employees touching the lives of more than 40,000 individuals annually.

CRU Success Stories

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    “The CRU is a positive safe haven. It is welcoming, I love to call it my home. Maile’s office is relaxing she is open, nonjudgmental and positive and helps others and does things for people when they can’t do it themselves. She’s taught me to turn my weakness into strength.”
    Addy, Former CRU Resident

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    “Most beneficial thing is that the CRU has given me a safe place to spend more concentrated time with difficult feelings of trauma that I couldn’t process outside of these walls. Having a regular clinician available and people on the floor to talk to less formally has been helpful.”
    Garrett, Former CRU Resident

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    “They have staff here including nurses that actually help you to heal. They let you vent without questioning you, and they listen. They have activities to learn coping. They are respectful, kind and understanding.”
    Sara, Former CRU Resident

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    Clients’ names and photos have been changed to protect privacy.

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    "The groups were especially great here. I learned a lot. I met a lot of diverse people and was made to feel safe, welcome, and like I mattered by both staff and the other clients during my stay. I really am taking away a lot from this program. Thank you for the groups, and your support."
    Trinity, Former CRU Resident

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Finding his path video

Former client and Peer Mentor is featured on Mental Health Channel

Selvaughn was abandoned, evicted onto the streets at 17, then diagnosed with depression. Facing these challenges would turn out to be the start of a new life when Selvaughn found his way to our STAY program.

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