NJ Behavioral Health Nonprofit CBH Care Files Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Hackensack, New Jersey-based Comprehensive Behavioral Health Care Inc. (CBH Care) has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing a prolonged landlord dispute over its main facility that began with HVAC failures in 2018 and escalated to an eviction motion in June 2026. The nonprofit, which derives about 45% of revenue from government grants and a substantial portion of the remainder from Medicaid reimbursements, says litigation costs and building habitability problems strained its already thin margins. CBH Care operates 20 locations across Northern New Jersey offering outpatient mental health, crisis care, residential and supported living programs, employing roughly 350 staff. Its five-week cash budget shows about $2.7 million in revenue and disbursements during the bankruptcy process.
The filing signals financial fragility among Medicaid-dependent behavioral health providers and could disrupt continuity of care and provider network adequacy for New Jersey Medicaid managed care enrollees.
Behavioral Health · Managed Care · Finance
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