New Vista Named a Best Place to Work in Kentucky—Four Years in a Row!
We’re proud to share that New Vista has been named one of the Best Places to Work in Kentucky for the fourth consecutive year! This exciting recognition reaffirms what we’ve long believed: when you create a workplace rooted in compassion, purpose, and growth, great things happen. This annual award, presented by the Kentucky Chamber of […]
New Vista Kicks Off Illuminate: Behavioral Health Continuing Education Conference in Lexington
Today, New Vista welcomes behavioral health professionals from across Kentucky to Illuminate: Behavioral Health Continuing Education Conference at the Central Bank Center in downtown Lexington. This full-day event brings together leaders, providers, and students in the mental health and substance use fields for a day of learning, collaboration, and professional growth. Designed to strengthen behavioral […]
A New Era in Mental Health Support: New Vista Opens Behavioral Health Urgent Care in Lexington
New Vista is proud to announce the grand opening of its Behavioral Health Urgent Care (BHUC) in Lexington, a new kind of care center created to provide adults with immediate access to mental health and substance use services, no appointment required. On April 16, 2025, we marked this important milestone with a ribbon-cutting ceremony alongside […]
Expanding Access to Behavioral Health Care: New Vista Opens New Danville Office
At New Vista, we believe that accessible, compassionate care is the foundation of healthy communities. We’re proud to share that our services have expanded once again with the opening of a brand-new office in Boyle County. This new location strengthens our commitment to providing high-quality behavioral health services throughout Central Kentucky. Located at 3998 S […]
New Vista Experiences a 20 Percent Increase in Calls to Suicide and Crisis Lifeline Following 988 Launch
Lexington, KY – July 13, 2023 As the one-year mark approaches since the launch of 988, the three-digit National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, New Vista has seen a nearly 20 percent increase in calls from Central Kentuckians. The change from a ten-digit phone number in July of 2022 was intended to make accessing help in […]
New Vista is a Best Place to Work in Kentucky for the Second Year in a Row!
New Vista is proud to have been named a Best Place to Work in Kentucky for the second consecutive year. Central Kentucky’s largest mental health provider was recognized during an award ceremony in Lexington on Thursday, June 8 as a winner among the commonwealth’s large employers. New Vista moved up in the rankings to number […]
Four Reasons to Schedule a Primary Care Appointment with New Vista
As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), New Vista is committed to meeting the individual needs of each person who walks through our doors. Here are four reasons to consider booking a Primary Care appointment with New Vista. 1. Our expert Nurse Practitioners. New Vista has a team of experienced providers who offer compassionate […]
New Vista Answers the Call as 988 Launches
July 18, 2022 New Vista is proud to answer the calls of Central Kentuckians as the transition to 988 happens nationwide, providing greater access to mental health services and suicide prevention. The three-digit number is intended to make accessing help in a behavioral health crisis as easy as dialing 911 in any other crisis. As […]
New Vista Named One of the 2022 Best Places to Work in Kentucky
New Vista, Central Kentucky’s largest mental health provider, has been named one of the 2022 Best Places to Work in Kentucky. The organization was recognized during an award ceremony in Lexington on Thursday, June 9 as a top 20 winner among the commonwealth’s large employers. This statewide awards initiative is presented annually by the Kentucky […]
Helping Children Cope with Images of Trauma
Our modern society can be inundated with images of trauma, death and destruction. The images are nearly impossible to escape, playing on TV and social media outlets. We are constantly exposed to reports of shootings, riots and racial strife; to natural disasters such as hurricanes, flooding and wildfires; to global concerns such as war, nuclear […]