Beacon Adds One Behavioral to Houston Network
Beacon Behavioral Partners has partnered with One Behavioral, which adds six Houston-area locations to the national psychiatric practice network.
Updated on Nov. 10, 2026 in Mental Health
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Beacon Behavioral Partners, a national network of independent psychiatric practices, announced a partnership with One Behavioral, a behavioral health practice with six locations across the Houston area. One Behavioral joins Memorial Park Psychiatry and Hauser Clinic & Associates as Beacon's Houston partners.
Why it matters
The partnership gives One Behavioral access to additional operational resources and a broader network of physician leaders while preserving its clinical autonomy. One Behavioral's leaders said the affiliation will help them learn from other practices, strengthen services, and reach more patients.
The announcement cites six One Behavioral locations in the Houston area as the newly added footprint in Beacon's network. The filing does not report patient volumes or financial terms, and the scope of any service expansion remains unspecified.
The players
Beacon Behavioral Partners
A national network of independent psychiatric practices headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth that supplies administrative and operational support while preserving partner clinical autonomy.
One Behavioral
A behavioral health practice with six locations across the Houston area that offers medication management, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and psychotherapy.
The details
One Behavioral offers outpatient medication management, Spravato treatment, transcranial magnetic stimulation, psychotherapy, and psychological testing. The practice is led by Dr. Salah Qureshi, Dr. Shakeel Raza, and Zeeshan Haq, and Beacon, headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth, provides administrative and operational support to its partner practices. Agenda Health advised Beacon on the transaction.
Timeline
November 10, 2026: Beacon announces the partnership with One Behavioral.
Fall 2026: One Behavioral attends Beacon's Partner Advisory Board meeting.
Health Landscape
The affiliation reflects a broader pattern of independent psychiatric practices joining national networks for back-office and operational support. Such models aim to expand access to outpatient mental health care while keeping clinical decisions with local physicians.
Houston-area patients seeking outpatient medication management, Spravato treatment, or psychotherapy may find these services available through One Behavioral's six locations. The partnership does not change how these services are billed or accepted by insurance, which the source does not address.
The takeaway
Patients choosing a psychiatric provider can ask whether a practice is independently owned or part of a national network, and how that affects scheduling and insurance. Confirming services directly with the practice before booking remains the most reliable step.
What happens next
One Behavioral will attend Beacon's Partner Advisory Board meeting in fall 2026.
Further reading
For related coverage, see Mental Health reporting on outpatient psychiatric care in Houston.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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