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- I~F . 1>.s of June 30, 1992, Healthcare, by and through its subsidiary Brown Management, operated fourteen psychiatric and rehabilitation hospitals, as well as six non-hospital residential facilities. The Erown Schools of San Marcos, Inc. the Debtor in this case, is one of eleven psychiatric hospitals which provide a continuum of mental health services including crisis evaluation and intervention, acute psychiatric inp?tient treatment, intermediate and residential psychiatric treatment, day hospi tal, outpatient mental health services, and after care. Programs include specialized services for child, adolescent and adult patients, as well as for patients with chemical dependency and multiple psychiatric diagnosis. In particular, The Erown Schools of San Marcos, Inc., the Debtor in this case is the subsidiary corporation which operates the facility known as San Marcos Treatment Center, which is a Erown Schools Psychiatric Hospital. The San Marcos Treatment Center is a psychiatric hospital offering intermediate to longer-term services for pre-adolescents, adolescents and young adults. Licensed at 265 beds, the hospital is located between 1>.ustin and San Antonio, Texas, on a 52-acre campus. The hospital specializes in treating difficult-to-manage patients who have experienced multiple hospitalizations and who have not had adequate success in short-term facilities. E. Overview of the Debtor's Business - San Marcos Treatment Center (SMTC), a Brown Schools Neuropsychiatric Hospital, specializes in treating patients with neuropsychiatric disorders. The hospital provides services for severely emotionally disturbed children, adolescents and young adults, ages 5-23, who have a prior ~istory of treatment failures and who generally require more than a short-term length of stay. The hospital's continuum of care includes the following programs: 1>... Short-term Evaluation and Treatment Plan Prescription Program. B. Neuropsychiatric Hospital and Residential Treatment. C. Polycomorbidity Personality Disorders Hospital and Residential Treatment. I D. Young 1>.dult Hospital and Residential Treatment. Special programs are provided for patients with emotional disturbances compounded by learning disabilities, neurological impairments or seizure disorders, and for those with severe behavioral problems, including acting out, aggressive, assualtive or suicidal behaviors. Chemical dependency, sexual abuse and young adult schizophrenic programs also are available. Hospital facilities include comfortable, semiprivate living units, an admissions unit, an educational complex, a la-acre ROPES Challenge Course, a dining room, a dental clinic, medical treatment rooms, and administrative and - 5 - a-2015S