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Three entities that administer $65.5 million worth of behavioral health contracts each year in the Valley are waiting to see which ones may be put out of business by the state's decision to contract with a single regional authority.
The Arizona Department of Health Services expects to choose a regional authority by June 1. In the past, three organizations -- the Community Care Network, the East Valley Behavioral Health Association, and the Community Organization for Drug Abuse, Mental Health and Alcoholism Services -- had individual contracts with the state.
That was until Alethea Caldwell, acting director of DHS, decided to consolidate Maricopa County's behavioral …