State of Georgia, Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Employee Directory
Government AdministrationUnited States5001-10000 Employees
The Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities is a state government agency in Georgia that administers behavioral health and developmental disability services. It operates within Georgia's framework of public-sector agencies that collectively address health, transportation, education, environment, and related services. The department maintains a large workforce to deliver programs and supports across the state's public services landscape. A notable recent development is a public-private partnership with The Bradley Center to provide 24/7 crisis services, including a walk-in crisis center and a 37-bed crisis stabilization unit. Based in Georgia, United States, the department serves residents by coordinating care and services for behavioral health and developmental disabilities through collaboration with other government entities and community partners.
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