A 46-year old patient at Acadia Healthcare, a female school teacher and mother of two has been missing from an Acadia Facility for 37 days.
The family is dissatisfied with the response from Acadia.
Elliott Management took a new stake in Acadia in Quarter Four.
An hour-long interview with the woman’s brother amplifies pre-existing concerns that have rattled investors for the last quarter.
Forty days ago, a 46-year-old mother of two from Tucson, admitted herself voluntarily to Sierra Tucson in nearby Oro Valley, AZ, only to vanish from the facility three days later. The well-known center is a level-3 psychiatric hospital owned by Acadia Healthcare Company Inc. (ACHC).
According to The Arizona Star, a search persists for Elizabeth Breck who left her car and personal effects at the facility. The Tucson High School teacher with a master’s degree was admitted into care on January 10, 2019. She has not been seen since around 3 pm on January 13, 2019.
The New York Post reported the story on January 17, 2019. The location in which she was last seen was revealed yesterday as the well-known Sierra Tucson that actor John Spencer’s character made famous in NBC’s Emmy Award-winning television show: “The West Wing.”
Last night, a confidential source alerted me to this story and I conducted an hour-long interview with Elizabeth’s brother, Christopher Breck, of Phoenix, AZ. He stated that his sister sought healing from non-substance use disorders, specifically Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and emotional trauma. He added:
she was looking forward to getting some help and she even talked to one of her two daughters and let them know she wasn’t feeling so good.. …and she was definitely mentally ready to get some help.”
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