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Thrive Behavioral Health facility at risk of closure after state change cuts off funding source

Corrected at 11:08 a.m.

A MEMBER works at Thrive Behavioral Health's Hillsgrove House, the only "clubhouse" model rehabilitation facility in Rhode Island. The center recently lost its primary funding source due to a state administrative change, said Thrive CEO and President Dawn Allen, putting the facility's future in jeopardy. / COURTESY THRIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

WARWICK – The future of a Thrive Behavioral Health facility that offers Rhode Island’s only “clubhouse” rehabilitation model is in jeopardy after state changes have left the center without a funding stream. The nonprofit’s Hillsgrove House lost its usual financial source when the R.I. Office of Health and Human Services implemented a change that prevents

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