Adult Services

Inpatient Treatment

Our clinical program staff works closely with patients, families, and community professionals for safe, effective treatment. Our goal is to develop an individualized care plan and transition patients out of the hospital as quickly as possible.

Our therapeutic programming includes medication evaluation and management, group therapy, family involvement, and individual counseling as indicated. Inpatient treatment for adult patients is provided on three separate secured units:

• An acute psychiatric unit for patients experiencing psychosis or warranting greater observation and monitoring
• A general psychiatric unit for patients who are more able to benefit from cognitive, or group therapy, treatment
• A co-occurring disorders and detoxification unit that provides inpatient care for patients with concurrent mental illness and substance abuse issues.

The three units, each with distinctive programming, allow treatment to be tailored to the level of functioning and degree of illness. Programming includes: daily medication evaluation, individual and group treatment, psycho-educational groups for patients and families, co-occurring disorders treatment for patients with mental health and chemical dependency issues, family involvement and education, coordination with outpatient and community treatment systems, and expressive and recreational therapies.

Family members are encouraged to participate in our family support groups and are welcome to visit patients.