Fort Campbell is cutting the ribbon this week on its Child, Adolescent and Family Behavioral Health System building.
The new building sits adjacent to the current Child and Adolescent Psychiatry building. The behavioral health team had been working in separate locations until the new building was complete. Workers will now be closer, making it easier to coordinate services.
The ribbon cutting at the post on the Tennessee-Kentucky border is Wednesday.
The post says the behavioral health system is in its initial stages at Army installations. Blanchfield Army Community Hospital will serve as the Southern Regional Medical Command's prototype.