Eagle View Behavioral Health

09/08/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Savior Benny, RN, our Q3 RISE Award winner for Safety!

Nomination: "Benny was quick to respond to a code and immediately started abdominal thrusts when she found the patient unresponsive from choking. Due to her fast actions and critical thinking, the obstruction was successfully removed, the patient became responsive again, and further complications were prevented. Her immediate intervention essentially saved the patient’s life. Way to go, Benny!

Savior has saved many lives in her short tenure here. She gives exceptional patient care and is a phenomenal nurse! We are lucky to have you, Savior!"

09/06/2026

“Your story is still being written. Stay with us, the best chapters are ahead.” 🤍

If you or someone you know is struggling, please know that reaching out is not weakness, it is bravery. Our team is here day and night to offer guidance and care. You are not alone and your future is worth holding onto.

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09/05/2026

Sharing a few highlights from our Community Liaison, Kim Hatfield, after a busy and rewarding week in the community! 💙

"I love community events promoting Eagle View’s services all while strengthening our partnerships and meeting people that share their stories and struggles. Thank you Scott Community College, Veterans Assistance, Be Ready Emergency Disaster and Clintons Substance Abuse Council for the opportunities! Busy, but rewarding week!"

09/04/2026

There is no wrong time to ask for help—especially now. This holiday weekend, remember you are not alone and there is no shame in reaching out. We are open 24/7 to provide compassionate care when it matters most. Call (888) 253-4272 today to take your first step toward hope and healing.

09/03/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Abby Malina, Case Manager (Outpatient), our Q3 RISE Award winner for Initiative!

Nomination: "On a Friday at 4:00pm, we received a call back in OP from reception asking if we had a staff member available to come and provide support to a 15-year-old girl who had walked in with her mother. This was the young girls first experience getting mental health treatment and she was scared and both her and mom were tearful. After I got off the phone with them and explained what reception was asking, Abby instantly stopped what she was doing and volunteered to go to reception and sit with them. She provided support and helped talk them through the process. Abby is constantly going above and beyond and is always willing to help even when it is not for her department. Abby is a kind soul and never stops smiling."

09/02/2026

Our Director of Business Development, Margie Braun, and Business Development Representative, Adelia Hancock, had a great time representing our team at Hawkeye Community College!

We’re always grateful for opportunities to get out into the community, connect with others, and share more about the resources and support we provide.

09/02/2026

Farming comes with unique pressures that can take a toll on mental health. Learn the warning signs of ongoing stress and when it may be time to reach out for support.

Eagle View Behavioral Health

09/01/2026

Su***de Prevention Awareness Month is a reminder that checking in, listening without judgment, and simply being there for someone can make a difference.

This September, let’s continue to make space for honest conversations about mental health and remind those around us that it’s okay to ask for help. No one should have to face a difficult season alone.

You matter. Your story matters. And there is hope.

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08/31/2026

We’re excited to celebrate our Q3 RISE Award winners! ⭐

These outstanding team members bring our RISE values of Respect, Initiative, Safety, and Excellence to life through the work they do each day. We’re proud to recognize their dedication to our patients, their teams, and our mission to improve the lives we touch.

Over the next few posts, we’ll be spotlighting each of our Q3 winners and sharing what their colleagues had to say about the impact they make.

⭐ First, congratulations to Mike O’Neill, BHA, our Q3 RISE Award winner for Respect! One nomination shared: "I would like to nominate this employee for the exceptional respect and compassion he shows to every patient who walks through our doors. Regardless of who they are or where they come from, he treats each individual with dignity, kindness, and understanding. He is committed to getting to know each patient without judgment or bias, ensuring they feel heard, valued, and respected. His ability to provide compassionate, unbiased care creates a welcoming and supportive environment for those we serve. He consistently demonstrates that every patient deserves to be treated with empathy, fairness, and respect, making a meaningful difference in their experience and reflecting the values of our organization."

08/31/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Behind every life lost to overdose is a person who was loved, a story that mattered, and people who still feel their absence. Today, we remember them while standing beside those who are struggling and those working toward recovery. Compassion can change a life, and no one should have to face addiction alone.