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Worcester Nonprofit Names New Leaders For Behavioral Health Services

The two new medical directors are from Shrewsbury and Worcester.

Summary of reporting by patch 2 min read Markdown

Open Sky Community Services, a Worcester-based nonprofit organization, has appointed two new medical directors to leadership positions within its behavioral health and human services division. Dr. Sarah Langenfeld of Worcester and Dr. Prerna Moorjani of Shrewsbury will bring specialized expertise to support the organization’s clinical operations and service expansion.

Dr. Langenfeld, a board-certified psychiatrist with more than 20 years of experience, will support Open Sky programs contracted through the state Department of Mental Health and Department of Public Health. She will also provide psychiatric pharmacology care at Open Sky’s Bridge Counseling Center. She has spent the past four years working part-time with Open Sky’s Program of Assertive Community Treatment prior to her appointment.

Dr. Moorjani, a board-certified adult, child and adolescent psychiatrist with previous experience as a child and adolescent psychiatrist at a community-based provider in Central Massachusetts, will serve as medical director of developmental disabilities services and the child and family services division. She will also provide care at Open Sky’s Behavioral Health Urgent Care clinic.

Open Sky President and CEO Ken Bates noted that both doctors bring expertise in behavioral health and will help strengthen the organization’s “whole person care model.” The appointments underscore the organization’s commitment to expanding access to comprehensive mental health services across its service delivery network.


This article is an AI-assisted summary. All facts and figures are drawn from the original report: https://patch.com/massachusetts/worcester/worcester-nonprofit-names-new-leaders-behavioral-health-services

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