Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Promotes Rush Brady to Chief Financial Officer
Proven financial leader drives sustained organic growth across Odyssey’s continuum of services
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare has promoted Rush Brady to chief financial officer, effective January 1, 2026. A valued, mission-driven member of the Odyssey leadership team for more than four years, Brady previously served as vice president of finance and development, taking on increasing responsibility for the organization’s financial operations.
“Rush brings strong financial acumen, proven strategic and financial planning skills, and an ability to work seamlessly with all our employees and stakeholders,” said Richard Clark, CEO of Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare. “Under his leadership, we’ve achieved sustained organic growth while building our diverse continuum of services across existing and new markets, serving greater numbers of individuals and families who need our care.”
In his new role, Brady will oversee all financial functions and operations across Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare, including financial planning and analysis, accounting, treasury, and strategic financial initiatives.
Brady brings extensive healthcare finance experience to the position. He began his career as a healthcare consultant at ECG Management Consultants before serving in strategy and corporate development roles at LifePoint Health and HCA Healthcare. He earned his undergraduate degree from Rhodes College and an MBA from Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management.
About Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare
Founded in 2015, Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare provides specialized behavioral health treatment for individuals with complex mental health conditions, eating disorders, substance use disorders, and co-occurring diagnoses. The organization delivers evidence-based care across a comprehensive continuum of care, including residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and transitional living, at locations nationwide. Odyssey reports annual treatment outcomes that exceed national benchmarks.