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Laura Lovett

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Journalist interested in health, science and technology. Editor @BHBusinessNews. Previously Executive Editor of @MobiHealthNews

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I am an associate editor at MobiHealthNews where I write about the intersection of health and technology. Before heading to science journalism I was a local reporter with GateHouse Media. My freelance articles have appeared in The Guardian and The Independent.

Laura Lovett’s Journalist Portfolio

Newton's leaky problem: The city has 480 reported gas leaks

Newton's leaky problem: The city has 480 reported gas leaks

If you have walked a mile in Newton chances are you have probably crossed a gas leak somewhere along the way.…

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Brookline family accuses Park School of violating ADA law

Brookline family accuses Park School of violating ADA law

The US attorney is investigating the allegations Like many 5-year-olds, Harper Oates loves princesses and p…

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The end of an era for cabs as ride sharing companies overtake buissness

The end of an era for cabs as ride sharing companies overtake buissness

A fleet of yellow taxis sits dormant in a worn lot on Border Street in West Newton. Behind the row of taxis i…

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LISTEN: Sprouts premieres with guest talking about gas leaks

LISTEN: Sprouts premieres with guest talking about gas leaks

Sprouts: Connecting Community to Science premieres its first episode this week.Newton-based multimedia journa…

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A life cut short by opioids

A life cut short by opioids

A mother tells the story of her son who died at 24 of an opioid overdoes. Her story addresses the increased i…

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Bigger Platforms, Same Bottlenecks: Why Consolidation Isn’t Expanding In-Network Care

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By Laura Lovett Verified
| Behavioral Health Business Verified
This is an exclusive BHB+ article. I’ve sat through enough investor presentations to know the pitch: the mental health market is ripe for consolidation. The business logic is easy to follow. The industry is fragmented, with many small, independent providers. But the promise of expanded access deserves more scrutiny. A larger platform isn’t necessarily more accessible, and corporate growth and patient access measure success differently.
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How Beacon Behavioral Partners Uses Platform Scale to Unlock Interventional Care

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By Laura Lovett Verified
| Behavioral Health Business Verified
Join leading names in behavioral health—including Rob Jardeleza, CEO of Beacon Behavioral Partners—at INVEST in Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 28–30. Dozens of providers and more than 11 investors will be presenting. Don’t miss the chance to connect with industry leaders. Register here. Beacon Behavioral Partners has been one of the most active buyers in the mental health market over the past few years. The Lattice Capital-backed business has grown to more than 70 locations across 35 partnerships.
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Behavioral Health Providers Navigate the ‘Supplemental Phase of AI’

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By Laura Lovett Verified
| Behavioral Health Business Verified
For many behavioral health organizations, AI adoption is no longer aspirational. It is essential to advance care and curb clinician burnout. Today, most providers use the technology for back-end support, but in the future, AI could support clinical decision-making, patient support, and even value-based contracting. But it’s still the early innings, and providers are figuring out how to implement their AI strategies with safeguards in place while keeping clinicians at the center of care.
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