Facility Enhancements

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Supported by Atrium Health Foundation

Atrium Health Foundation administers charitable gifts in support of numerous patient care service lines and facilities in the Greater Charlotte area.

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Introducing the Carolinas Behavioral Health Advancement Fund

Atrium Health Behavioral Health's vision: No matter what door a patient enters our healthcare system, we are striving to screen and identify them early and get them connected to services before they reach a point of crisis.  

Our impact: With an integrated array of inpatient, outpatient, school-based, and crisis programs and services, we are the region’s most comprehensive behavioral and mental health provider.

How you can give hope to our patients through philanthropy:

Philanthropic support is vital to Atrium Health’s efforts to develop new resources, improve mental health intervention, and expand our virtual and integrative programs.

  • Expanding Capacity: Philanthropic support helps ensure patients experiencing a mental health crisis can receive care in appropriately equipped behavioral health settings rather than relying on the Emergency Department as the point of access. Investments are also helping consolidate and expand outpatient services through free-standing clinics that integrate psychiatry directly into the care model, improving access, continuity and coordination for patients and families.
  • Wellness Without Walls: Launched in September 2025, Wellness Without Walls brings behavioral healthcare directly to people where they are—particularly unsheltered neighbors who are least likely to engage with traditional healthcare systems. In collaboration with community partners including Roof Above, Alliance Health, Hearts for the Invisible and Atrium Health’s Street Medicine team, the program supports coordinated outreach, resource sharing and more equitable access to compassionate, timely care.
  • School-Based Services: Philanthropy is helping Atrium Health expand school-based behavioral health and teletherapy services across the Greater Charlotte region, with plans to extend support into 10 counties surrounding Rome, Georgia, (Atrium Health Floyd). In 2025, Atrium Health Behavioral Health launched school-based psychiatry services for middle and high school students in Stanly County, giving them faster access to care for psychiatric needs. As the program grows, average wait times for a school-based psychiatry appointment have decreased to less than two weeks.
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Philanthropy in action across Atrium Health Behavioral Health:

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Donors Expand Access to TMS Therapy at Atrium Health Behavioral Health 

For more than a decade, patients at Atrium Health Behavioral Health have had access to transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a non-invasive therapy offering an effective alternative for individuals with treatment-resistant depression and other mood disorders. Now, thanks to the generosity of Lynn and Marshall Carlson, the Hendrick Family Foundation, and an anonymous donor, patients served by Atrium Health Behavioral Health also have access to Magnus Medical’s Stanford Accelerated Intelligent Neuromodulation Therapy (SAINT) protocol, an advanced form of TMS....
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Atrium Health Facility Celebrates 10 Years Providing Behavioral Health Care to North Mecklenburg County

Since 2014, the Atrium Health Mindy Ellen Levine Behavioral Health Center has been providing critical inpatient and outpatient care for those needing mental health support. Shortly after the behavioral health center opened, the Levine family donated $3 million to support mental health resources. As part of the anniversary celebration with Atrium Health leaders and teammates, Sandra Levine was joined by her children Howard Levine and Lori Sklut. Mindy Ellen Levine, who was their third child, passed away in 1988, after an extended illness at the age of 25....
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The Duke Endowment awards $3.2 million to Atrium Health Foundation

Atrium Health Foundation was recently awarded over $3.2 million from The Duke Endowment through four grants that will significantly advance Atrium Health’s commitments to uplifting the communities it serves. The funding will enhance cancer care in rural communities, create new pathways for students to pursue careers in healthcare and improve access to comprehensive behavioral health through school-based telehealth services in rural and high-need communities. ...


Make a difference, today:

Contribute today to the Carolinas Behavioral Health Advancement Fund. Philanthropy strengthens our patient care services and community initiatives every day. Get started below:

Contact Atrium Health Foundation:

Michelle C. Spreitzer, CFRE

Director, Fund Development

Ph: (336) 601-3917 | Michelle.Spreitzer@advocatehealth.org

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