Burrell Behavioral Health Executive and Leadership Team

Lori Byl, the Chief Operating Officer, Region (Kansas City) at Burrell Behavioral Health, spearheads operational execution within the Kansas City region. Byl manages the day-to-day functions of Burrell's services in this area, ensuring seamless delivery of therapy, addiction recovery programs, and Autism center services. This executive role involves optimizing resource allocation and operational workflows to meet the specific needs of the Kansas City community. Byl's leadership ensures adherence to quality standards and regulatory requirements across all regional operations. By fostering strong relationships with local stakeholders and staff, Lori Byl drives service excellence and expands Burrell's reach within the region. The Chief Operating Officer, Region (Kansas City) plays a vital part in achieving Burrell's strategic objectives for regional growth and enhanced patient access to critical behavioral health support.

Bryan Quick, the Interim Chief Operating Officer - St. Louis Region at Burrell Behavioral Health, guides operational strategy and execution for the St. Louis area. Quick oversees the comprehensive delivery of behavioral health services, including therapy, addiction recovery, and Autism centers, within this key metropolitan region. This leadership position focuses on enhancing operational efficiency and service quality to meet the growing demand for mental health support in St. Louis. Bryan Quick ensures that all regional operations align with Burrell's overarching mission and commitment to patient care. The Interim Chief Operating Officer - St. Louis Region's responsibilities include managing staff, optimizing service delivery models, and driving strategic initiatives to expand Burrell's impact. Quick's temporary leadership ensures continuity and continued progress in serving the St. Louis community with essential behavioral health resources.

Celesta Hartgraves, the President, Social Services at Burrell Behavioral Health, directs the strategic vision and operational oversight for all social services programs. Hartgraves leads the expansion and enhancement of services such as case management, therapy, and community support initiatives designed to address complex social and behavioral health needs. This executive role involves fostering collaborations with community partners and government agencies to broaden access to care and improve client outcomes. Celesta Hartgraves champions innovative approaches to social service delivery, ensuring Burrell's programs are responsive to evolving community requirements. The President, Social Services is instrumental in developing and implementing policies that support vulnerable populations and promote overall community well-being. Hartgraves' leadership drives the effectiveness and reach of Burrell's vital social services, reinforcing the organization's commitment to holistic care.

Darren Johnson, the Chief Information Officer at Burrell Behavioral Health, directs the organization's technology strategy and infrastructure. Overseeing all information systems, Johnson ensures the secure and efficient operation of digital platforms that support Burrell's extensive behavioral health services, including therapy, addiction recovery, and Autism centers. This leadership role involves managing data integrity and cybersecurity measures critical to patient privacy and regulatory compliance. Johnson's focus extends to implementing innovative technological solutions that enhance service delivery and operational efficiency across all departments. By optimizing IT resources, Darren Johnson directly supports the organization's mission to provide accessible and effective mental healthcare. The Chief Information Officer's strategic vision ensures Burrell remains at the forefront of technological advancements in the behavioral health sector, driving growth and improving patient outcomes through robust digital capabilities.