Governmental, State

Health System with 2 hospitals across 2 states

Health System Overview

Health SystemGovernmental, State
Total Hospitals2
Commercial/Acute Hospitals0
Total Beds166
Commercial/Acute Beds0
HeadquartersMadison, IN
Websitein.gov/fssa/dmha/state-psy...

Hospitals by Type

Psychiatric
2 hospitals
100% of health system

Teaching Status

0%
Teaching
Teaching Hospitals:
Non-Teaching Hospitals: 2
Teaching hospitals serve as educational institutions for medical professionals while providing patient care.

Hospital Locations

Hospitals in this Health System

HospitalTypeBedsTeachingRecently Joined
Madison State HospitalPsychiatric150NoNo
Cape Cod & Islands Community Mental Health CenterPsychiatric 16NoNo

Recent News

2025-05-15
The State Senate in Madison, Wisconsin, passed three bills authored by Senator Van Wanggaard (R-Racine) aimed at expanding transparency and efficiency in both government and public safety [6]. Senator Wanggaard stated that transparency is key to faith in government and the justice system [6]. Senate Bill 194 allows awarding of attorneys' fees and costs if the threat of a lawsuit was a significant factor in obtaining records [6]. Senate Bill 146 prohibits violent felons from changing their names [6]. Senate Bill 147 addresses Wisconsin's critical shortage of court interpreters by allowing them to participate virtually in trials [6].
2025-05-15
The City of Madison, Indiana's Communications Department is actively working to keep residents informed about city government decisions, projects, services, policies, and community events [1]. Headed by Communications Director Hannah Mahoney, the department manages the city's webpage and social media, offering creative services to internal departments [1]. Residents and media can find breaking news and information on the city's Facebook and Instagram pages, and can also sign up for an e-newsletter to receive news directly [1].
2025-05-12
An executive order was signed to lower drug costs for U.S. consumers, but it lacks a clear mechanism for enacting such reductions [9]. The order recognizes that prescription medicine costs are higher in the United States compared to other countries [9]. Drug manufacturers agree to demands for low prices in other countries, but fight against the ability for public and private payers in the United States to negotiate better prices for patients [9]. The inflated prices in the United States fuel global innovation while foreign health systems get a free ride [9]. If pharmaceutical companies do not comply within 30 days, the order empowers Kennedy to propose a rulemaking plan to impose changes in pricing [9].
2025-05-05
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is actively hiring in Madison, WI, seeking motivated individuals to support its 'Delivering for America' plan [7]. USPS is modernizing its network to ensure financial sustainability and improve service [7]. Career employees can receive benefits, including health and life insurance, pension benefits, a Thrift Savings Plan, and vacation and sick leave [7]. The USPS promotes from within and offers career development programs [7]. A USPS Job Fair will be held on May 21, 2025, for PSE Sales & SVCS/Distribution Associates, City Carriers (Career), Assistant Rural Carrier, and Rural Carrier Associates in Madison and surrounding areas [7].
2025-04-30
The City of Madison celebrated the completion of new affordable homes, marking a significant step in addressing housing needs within the community [17]. This initiative aligns with the city's broader goals of fostering a vibrant community, promoting shared prosperity, and enhancing the well-being of its residents. The construction of these homes addresses a pressing need for affordable housing options and helps to overcome barriers to opportunity for many individuals and families [17].

Executive Leadership

Katrina Norris

Executive Director, Indiana State Psychiatric Hospital Network

Katrina Norris is the Executive Director of Indiana's State Psychiatric Hospital Network within the Division of Mental Health and Addiction. [3, 4] In this role, she oversees all six of Indiana's state hospitals. [3] She is described as a fierce mental health and substance use disorder patient advocate and has assisted in authoring legislation and presented at committee hearings. [3] She has also taught as an adjunct professor for Ivy Tech Community College and the IU School of Social Work. [3] She holds four undergraduate degrees, two licenses (LCSW, LAC, CADAC V), and a board certification. [3, 4] She is involved with the IU Grand Challenges initiative and has received awards, including the NASW Region 5 Social Worker of the Year in 2014, the Distinguished Alumni Award from IU School of Social Work in 2016, and the bicentennial medal from Indiana University in 2020. [3]