| ALABAMA
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, INC 
805 Friendship Road
Tallassee, AL 36078
(334) 283-6541
Fax: (334) 283-3758
Email: lgreer@chal.org
www.chal.org
ARIZONA
El Dorado Hospital and Medical
Center
1400 North Wilmot Road
Tucson, AZ 857124409
602-886-6361
SHRINERS HOSPITALS FOR CHILDREN
LOS ANGELES
Serving Los Angeles, Southern California, Arizona, Southern Nevada, New Mexico &
Mexico
3160 Geneva Street
Los Angeles, CA 90020-1199
(213) 388-3151
Fax: (213) 387-7528
PRIMARY DIAGNOSES TREATED:
Medical care for children with
orthopedic disabilities or burns: Scoliosis (curvature of the spine); back
problems, Club Feet, Dislocated hip, Hip dysphasia, Legg-Perthes Disease,
Leg-length Discrepancies, Amputation or deficiency of limbs, Fractures
(non-emergency), Orthopedic sports injuries, Osteogenesis imperfecta, Rickets,
Polio, Musculoskeletal disorders, Pediatric and orthopedic problems
related to cerebral palsy and spina bifida, Deformities due to burns, Scar
revision, Reconstructive surgery, Juvenile rheumatoid arthritis and others
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Physical & Occupational Therapy, Child Life & Recreation
Therapy (pre-operative teaching and medical play to help prepare families and patients for
surgery); Burn Camp and Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Camp; Child Amputee
Prosthetics Project (CAPP), On Site Public School, Patient & Family Services, Indoor
Hydro-therapy pool
PATIENT REFERRALS: Children from birth to eighteen (18) years of age may apply.
All children are eligible if, in the opinion of the medical staff, there is a
possibility that treatment will benefit the child.
For patient applications contact:
APPLICATIONS COORDINATOR - (213) 368-3366 OR (888) 236-5055
ALL TREATMENT IS FREE. PAYMENT IS NOT ACCEPTED FROM PATIENTS, FAMILIES, GOVERNMENT
FUNDS OR INSURANCE.
WEB SITE:
www.shrinershq.org
Willow
Springs Center
690 Edison Way
Reno, NV 89502
(775) 858-3303
(800) 448-9454
SPECIALTY
PROGRAMS:
A residential
treatment program in a secured locked setting treating Children ages 5-12 and
adolescents ages 12-17. The program utilizes a wide variety of therapeutic
treatments. Each patient participates in individual, family and group therapy.
Other therapeutic activities include recreational therapy, the challenge by
choice ropes course, addiction groups and various specialty groups. In
addition, Willow Springs has a state licensed private school providing
kindergarten through high school level education to all children and adolescents
in residence at Willow Springs Center.
PRIMARY
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- An affective disorder (e.g. Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder,
etc.)
- An anxiety disorder (e.g. Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder,
etc.)
- Dual Diagnosis (both a psychiatric and chemical dependency disorder)
- Other psychiatric or behavioral disorder that can be treated effectively
in a residential treatment model
CONTACT PERSON
FOR ADMISSION: Jennifer Eisele, LCSW
jennifer.eisele@psysolutions.com
(800) 448-9454, Fax (775) 858-4557
CONTACT PERSON
FOR CONTRACTING: Tricia Larmer – Executive Director, Business Development
tricia.larmer@psysolutions.com
(775) 789-4271, Fax (775)789-4203
WEBSITE:
http://www.willowspringscenter.com
Arizona Heart Institute
4800 N. 22nd Street
Box 10,000
Phoenix, AZ 85064
602-955-1000
ARKANSAS
PINNACLE POINTE HOSPITAL
11501 Financial Centre Parkway
Little Rock, AR 72211
(800) 880-3322
(501) 223-3322
*Awarded 2007 Residential
Hospital of the Year - Honors for Outstanding Contribution, Arkansas
Psychological Association
Arkansas' largest provider for behavioral health services for children and
adolescents. With a focus on decreasing family violence, addressing
relocation/separation, depression/anxiety and other deployment-related issues
for youth, Pinnacle Pointe Hospital offers individualized therapy services to
military families that are patient-specific and directed at re-uniting the
family as quickly as possible.
Specialty Programs:
-
Alternative Learning Center - k thru 12
-
Children's Acute,
Children's Residential Acute, Adolescent Acute
-
Partial
-
Adol. Residential IUP
-
Substance
Abuse
-
Detox
-
Intensive OP - S/A
-
Acute Partial
Diagnoses Treated:
-
Depression
-
Oppositional Defiant
-
Anxiety
-
PTSD
-
Substance
Abuse/Chemical Dep.
-
Dual Diagnoses
-
Bipolar
-
Schizophrenia
Contact Person For Admissions:
Assessment & Referral - Lisa Tully
Contact Person For Contracting: Joyce Cloud (501) 658-5223
WEB SITE: www.pinnaclepointehospital.com
Contact:
joyce.cloud@psysolutions.com
CALIFORNIA
RIVERSIDE CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE
5900 Brockton Avenue
Riverside, CA 92506
(951) 275-8400
Fax: (951) 786-0293
Email: intake@rcbm.com
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Inpatient Psychiatric
-
Inpatient Chemical Dependency Detox
-
Inpatient Long Term Drug/Alcohol Rehab
-
Outpatient Psychiatric
-
Dual Diagnosis and Chemical Dependency
-
Inpatient Dual Diagnosis Rehab
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Alcohol, Polysubstance, Opiate and Benzodiazepine Detox
-
Major Depression
-
Bipolar Disorder type I & II
-
Schizophrenia
-
Mood Disorders - not limited to above diagnoses
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Intake, (951) 275-8400 x 233 or 234,
intake@rcbm.com
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Marina Mahoney, (951)
275-8400 x 229,
mmahoney@rcbm.com
WEB SITE:
www.rcbm.com
KAHI MOHALA
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
91-2301 Fort Weaver Road
Ewa Beach, HI 96706
(808) 671`-8511
Call Center: (808) 677-2512
Fax: (808) 677-2574
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Child and Adolescent Residential Treatment Services
-
Child and Adolescent Partial Hospital
-
Child and Adolescent Acute Services and Outpatient
Services
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
All Psychiatric and Emotional
Disorders
-
Dual Diagnoses
-
Eating Disorders
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dixie Dugan R.N., Call
Center Manager
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mary Cambra, Director of
Marketing and Business Development
WEB SITE:
www.kahi.org
Willow
Springs Center
690 Edison Way
Reno, NV 89502
(775) 858-3303
(800) 448-9454
SPECIALTY
PROGRAMS:
A residential
treatment program in a secured locked setting treating Children ages 5-12 and
adolescents ages 12-17. The program utilizes a wide variety of therapeutic
treatments. Each patient participates in individual, family and group therapy.
Other therapeutic activities include recreational therapy, the challenge by
choice ropes course, addiction groups and various specialty groups. In
addition, Willow Springs has a state licensed private school providing
kindergarten through high school level education to all children and adolescents
in residence at Willow Springs Center.
PRIMARY
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- An affective disorder (e.g. Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder,
etc.)
- An anxiety disorder (e.g. Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder,
etc.)
- Dual Diagnosis (both a psychiatric and chemical dependency disorder)
- Other psychiatric or behavioral disorder that can be treated effectively
in a residential treatment model
CONTACT PERSON
FOR ADMISSION: Jennifer Eisele, LCSW
jennifer.eisele@psysolutions.com
(800) 448-9454, Fax (775) 858-4557
CONTACT PERSON
FOR CONTRACTING: Tricia Larmer – Executive Director, Business Development
tricia.larmer@psysolutions.com
(775) 789-4271, Fax (775)789-4203
WEBSITE:
http://www.willowspringscenter.com
CONNECTICUT
None Listed
D.C.
CALVERT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
100 Hospital Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
(410) 535-8144, (410) 535-8149
Fax: (410) 535-8136
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Adult In-patient & Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adolescent In-patient & P.H.P.
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Major Depression
-
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
A.D.H.D.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dr. Andrew Gergely
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mr. James M. Earley
WEB SITE:
www.calverthospital.com
THE PINES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER
825 Crawford Parkway
Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
(757) 393-0061
877-227-7000
Fax: 877-846-6237
Specialty Programs:
The
Child Program:
-
Ages 5-11;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed children with
psychiatric illness;
-
The Child Program provides psychiatrically
and medically managed residential treatment for emotionally disturbed youth
and is located on the Kempsville Campus in Norfolk, Virginia. The
Child Program is designed to meet the developmental needs of the young
child and those of latency age who require a high degree of nurturing, adult
supervision and role modeling with opportunities to learn through
play. Therapists focus on decreasing aggression and improving impulse
control and frustration tolerance within the resident's familial and peer
relationships. Behavior management for child residents is monitored
via a point and level system through which increasing responsibility is
demonstrated and extra privileges are earned. Appropriate educational
services are also provided.
-
We use a short-term stabilization approach
that is an important program component. Critical to the success of
this intensive services plan is the aftercare support services and providers
who actively participate in the resident's treatment planning, treatment,
and discharge planning.
-
The Child Program also offers a
comprehensive track for sexually reactive children who require a
multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment to help them overcome their
sexual trauma and disruptions in their development.
The Adolescent Program:
-
Ages 12-18;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed youth with diagnosis
of psychiatric illness;
-
This comprehensive mental health program
provides psychiatrically and medically managed residential treatment for
emotionally disturbed youth and is located on the Kempsville Campus in
Norfolk, Virginia. Residents in The Adolescent Program participate in
a comprehensive range of therapies, academics, and prescribed therapeutic
activities including individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy,
social skills groups, and leisure skills groups.
-
A chemical dependency treatment track for
dually diagnosed adolescents (mental health/substance abuse) is available
with this program.
-
An important component of the program is
our Short-Term Stabilization approach. Requirements for the
Short-Term Stabilization approach include 1) face-to-face family treatment
on a weekly or bimonthly basis, supplemented by telephone sessions on off
weeks; 2) identification of an aftercare mental health provider to
facilitate family treatment in the resident's home community and participate
in telephone family treatment sessions; 3) more frequent therapeutic leaves
of absence; 4) the availability and accessibility of home-based or other
wraparound services as recommended in the Aftercare Plan by The Pines
Treatment Team; and 5) the availability and accessibility of recommended
post-discharge educational services. Residents accepted for Short-Term
Stabilization will be continuously assessed for appropriateness as
participants of the program.
Diagnoses Treated: Depressive
disorders, trauma disorders, bi-polar disorder, ADHD, schizoaffective disorder,
substance abuse, oppositional and aggressive behavior, conduct disorder,
sexually reactive (The Child Program only)
Contact Person for Admissions: Tammy McMinn, (757) 391-5924, email
Address:
tammy.mcminn@absfirst.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Yvonne Yeadon, (757) 391-5952, email Address:
yvonne.yeadon@absfirst.com
GO TO: http://www.psysolutions.com/facilities/pinesportsmouth
Nationally recognized for its innovative
program and services, The Pines Residential Treatment
Center provides unique, ethical, and highly individualized treatment programs
within a nurturing, therapeutic environment. The Pines Residential
Treatment Center offers several distinctive residential programs for
emotionally-disturbed youth struggling in need of a structured residential
setting. Licensed for 424 beds overall, programming is offered on three
private campuses in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and includes access to
exceptional recreational, educational and vocational resources.
Multidisciplinary teams are used at The
Pines to serve children and adolescents manifesting
serious emotional disturbances with significant impairments of social,
interpersonal, educational or vocational functioning. Attention is also
paid to the educational and vocational needs of residents and there are a
variety of programs and options to help these residents succeed in school and
work.
Accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and the Virginia Association of
Independent Specialized Educational Facilities.
Licensed by the Virginia Department of
Interdepartmental Regulations
The Child and Adolescent Programs are
approved by CHAMPUS (TRICARE)
FOUNDATIONS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
833 East Butler Avenue
Doylestown, PA 18901
(215) 345-0444
1-800-445-4722
(215)-340-1500
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Foundations
Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health services to
adolescents and their families including:
-
Psychiatric
Evaluations
-
Acute Inpatient
Hospitalization
-
23-Hour Diagnostic
Beds
-
Extended Hospital
Stays
-
Partial
Hospitalization Program for Adolescents and Children
-
Residential Treatment
Program
-
Outpatient Services
-
In-Home and
Community-Based Wrap-Around Program
Our goal for each individual is to encourage positive
behavior, improve social and daily living skills, and help resolve personal and
family issues. Our therapeutic program, which focuses on setting
achievable goals, includes a mix of individual psychotherapy, community
meetings, and group and family therapy, all tailored to the needs of each
adolescent. Also offered are recreational, fitness, and vocational therapies,
which broaden and strengthen the treatment program. Involvement in a wide
array of activities and groups helps patients to develop skills in conflict
resolution, symptom management, academic attendance, community awareness, social
interactions, and interpersonal relationships. Patients in residential and
extended hospital stay programs attend the on-site school provided by the Bucks
County Intermediate Unit.
DIAGNOSES
TREATED:
Most frequent diagnoses treated:
-
Depression
-
Bipolar and other Major Affective Disorders
-
Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder
-
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
-
Oppositional Defiant
Disorder
-
Conduct Disorder.
CONTACT
PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Laura Nash, Director of
Admissions, Dr. Dan Weldon, Director of Clinical Services (215)345-7151,
(215) 345-0444, 1-800-445-4722, Fax: (215) 345-7445
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Laura Nash, M.S.W., Director of
Community Affairs (215) 345-7151
WEB SITE:
http://www.fbh.com
CONTACT:
laura.nash@fbh.com
POTOMAC RIDGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
HOSPITAL
14901 Broschart Road
Rockville, MD 20850
1-800-204-8600
Fax: (301) 251-4563
Potomac Ridge Behavioral Health is a
non-profit, JCAHO accredited, 87 bed acute psychiatric and dual diagnosis
(psychiatric and substance abuse) treatment facility in Rockville, MD.
Potomac Ridge provides outpatient chemical dependency services for
adolescents and adults and operates a partial hospital program for adolescents.
The Ridge School, a special and general education school fully accredited by the
Maryland State Dept. of Education, is housed at the Potomac Ridge campus and
serves adolescents from Montgomery and neighboring counties
Specialty Programs:
-
Specialized Dual Diagnosis Treatment:
Adolescents who struggle with depression, anxiety or behavioral problems often turn
to drugs or alcohol. Potomac Ridge offers a full range of substance abuse education
and treatment services. Adolescents treated in the inpatient, partial
hospitalization, and residential treatment programs for psychiatric problems also receive
either substance abuse education or substance abuse treatment. (The residential
treatment center is not currently TRICARE Certified. The partial hospitalization
program is currently TRICARE Certified).
-
Inpatient Psychiatric/Substance Abuse Services for Adolescents:
The
Chesapeake Unit provides 24 hour a day inpatient care for adolescents whose acute symptoms
require a safe and structured therapeutic environment. This inpatient unit utilizes
an interdisciplinary team approach. The team includes psychiatric, social workers,
case managers, psychiatric nurses, expressive therapists and mental health technicians who
work with the individual and family. The goal of treatment is to stabilize
a teen's
psychiatric symptoms , provide behavior modification treatment to manage behaviors, and to
provide substance abuse education and treatment.
-
Intensive Outpatient Program:
The Intensive Outpatient Program provides intensive evening treatment up to
three nights a week to adolescents with substance abuse problems, or a
combination of substance abuse, emotional and psychiatric problems.
Programming includes identification of psychological stressors that lead to
substance abuse, drug and alcohol education, addiction treatment following
the 12 step model, and relapse prevention education and treatment.
-
The Partial Hospitalization Program for Adolescents:
Provides structured
daytime treatment for adolescents who need more intensive care for psychiatric or
substance abuse symptoms than traditional outpatient care provides, yet show are stable
enough to return home each evening. Programming includes group therapy,behavior
modification, and attention to substance abuse issues. Educational services are
provided so that teens can remain current in school during their treatment. Patients can
be referred directly to partial hospitalization if clinically appropriate, or can be
stepped down from inpatient treatment as part of their discharge plan. Door to door
transportation is provided for Partial Hospitalization Program by Potomac Ridge.
-
Potomac Ridge Residential Treatment Center
: (Information will be added
if and when this program is Certified by TRICARE).
Contact Person For Admission:
Dawn Hanes
Contact Person For Contracting:
Tracy Wheeler
WEB SITE:
www.potomacridge.com
Contact:
amurphy@adventist
healthcare.com
DELAWARE
CALVERT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
100 Hospital Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
(410) 535-8144, (410) 535-8149
Fax: (410) 535-8136
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Adult In-patient & Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adolescent In-patient & P.H.P.
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Major Depression
-
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
A.D.H.D.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dr. Andrew Gergely
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mr. James M. Earley
WEB SITE:
www.calverthospital.com
FLORIDA
MIAMI CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHIATRY
3100 SW 62nd Avenue
Miami, FL 33155-3009
1-888-920-9977
(305) 663-8439
FAX (305) 669-6442
PRIMARY DIAGNOSES TREAT: Psychiatric
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS: Inpatient, Partial Hospitalization, Out-Patient Services,
Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, and Group Therapies for Children ages 4 to 17 and
Their Families
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSION: Intake Coordinator
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Intake Coordinator
GREENLEAF CENTER 
2209 Pineview Drive
Valdosta, GA 31602
(229) 671-6632
Fax: (229) 671-6636
Email:
tiffany.burrows@SGMC.org
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
- Acute Rehab
- Inpatient Adult, Geriatric and Adolescent Services
- Partial Hospitalization - Intensive Outpatient
- Anger Management
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Major Depression
- ETOH Dependence
- Polysubstance Abuse
- Bipolar D/O
- Schizophrenic D/O - Oppositional Defiant D/O
- Intermittent Explosive D/O
- PTSD
Contact Person For Admissions:
Tiffany Burrows, (229) 671-6622,
tiffany.burrows@SGMC.org
Contact Person For Contracting:
Dave Zammit, (229) 247-4357
WEB SITE:
SGMC.org
GEORGIA
GREENLEAF CENTER
2209 Pineview Drive
Valdosta, GA 31602
(229) 671-6632
Fax: (229) 671-6636
Email:
tiffany.burrows@SGMC.org
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
- Acute Rehab
- Inpatient Adult, Geriatric and Adolescent Services
- Partial Hospitalization - Intensive Outpatient
- Anger Management
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Major Depression
- ETOH Dependence
- Polysubstance Abuse
- Bipolar D/O
- Schizophrenic D/O - Oppositional Defiant D/O
- Intermittent Explosive D/O
- PTSD
Contact Person For Admissions:
Tiffany Burrows, (229) 671-6622,
tiffany.burrows@SGMC.org
Contact Person For Contracting:
Dave Zammit, (229) 247-4357
WEB SITE:
SGMC.org
THE PINES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER
825 Crawford Parkway
Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
(757) 393-0061
877-227-7000
Fax: 877-846-6237
Specialty Programs:
The
Child Program:
-
Ages 5-11;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed children with
psychiatric illness;
-
The Child Program provides psychiatrically
and medically managed residential treatment for emotionally disturbed youth
and is located on the Kempsville Campus in Norfolk, Virginia. The
Child Program is designed to meet the developmental needs of the young
child and those of latency age who require a high degree of nurturing, adult
supervision and role modeling with opportunities to learn through
play. Therapists focus on decreasing aggression and improving impulse
control and frustration tolerance within the resident's familial and peer
relationships. Behavior management for child residents is monitored
via a point and level system through which increasing responsibility is
demonstrated and extra privileges are earned. Appropriate educational
services are also provided.
-
We use a short-term stabilization approach
that is an important program component. Critical to the success of
this intensive services plan is the aftercare support services and providers
who actively participate in the resident's treatment planning, treatment,
and discharge planning.
-
The Child Program also offers a
comprehensive track for sexually reactive children who require a
multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment to help them overcome their
sexual trauma and disruptions in their development.
The Adolescent Program:
-
Ages 12-18;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed youth with diagnosis
of psychiatric illness;
-
This comprehensive mental health program
provides psychiatrically and medically managed residential treatment for
emotionally disturbed youth and is located on the Kempsville Campus in
Norfolk, Virginia. Residents in The Adolescent Program participate in
a comprehensive range of therapies, academics, and prescribed therapeutic
activities including individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy,
social skills groups, and leisure skills groups.
-
A chemical dependency treatment track for
dually diagnosed adolescents (mental health/substance abuse) is available
with this program.
-
An important component of the program is
our Short-Term Stabilization approach. Requirements for the
Short-Term Stabilization approach include 1) face-to-face family treatment
on a weekly or bimonthly basis, supplemented by telephone sessions on off
weeks; 2) identification of an aftercare mental health provider to
facilitate family treatment in the resident's home community and participate
in telephone family treatment sessions; 3) more frequent therapeutic leaves
of absence; 4) the availability and accessibility of home-based or other
wraparound services as recommended in the Aftercare Plan by The Pines
Treatment Team; and 5) the availability and accessibility of recommended
post-discharge educational services. Residents accepted for Short-Term
Stabilization will be continuously assessed for appropriateness as
participants of the program.
Diagnoses Treated: Depressive
disorders, trauma disorders, bi-polar disorder, ADHD, schizoaffective disorder,
substance abuse, oppositional and aggressive behavior, conduct disorder,
sexually reactive (The Child Program only)
Contact Person for Admissions: Tammy McMinn, (757) 391-5924, email
Address:
tammy.mcminn@absfirst.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Yvonne Yeadon, (757) 391-5952, email Address:
yvonne.yeadon@absfirst.com
GO TO: http://www.psysolutions.com/facilities/pinesportsmouth
Nationally recognized for its innovative
program and services, The Pines Residential Treatment
Center provides unique, ethical, and highly individualized treatment programs
within a nurturing, therapeutic environment. The Pines Residential
Treatment Center offers several distinctive residential programs for
emotionally-disturbed youth struggling in need of a structured residential
setting. Licensed for 424 beds overall, programming is offered on three
private campuses in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and includes access to
exceptional recreational, educational and vocational resources.
Multidisciplinary teams are used at The
Pines to serve children and adolescents manifesting
serious emotional disturbances with significant impairments of social,
interpersonal, educational or vocational functioning. Attention is also
paid to the educational and vocational needs of residents and there are a
variety of programs and options to help these residents succeed in school and
work.
Accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and the Virginia Association of
Independent Specialized Educational Facilities.
Licensed by the Virginia Department of
Interdepartmental Regulations
The Child and Adolescent Programs are
approved by CHAMPUS (TRICARE)
VISTACARE
3803 Macon Road
Columbus, Georgia 31907
(706) 569-0200
(800) 873-2629
VistaCare is the second largest hospice in America with 39 sites in 16 states.
VistaCare provides palliative care for those experiencing terminal illnesses.
Vista Care's Open Access Philosophy is : No one should be denied access to hospice
care. We accept all patients who meet eligibility requirements as outlined in the
Medicare Hospice Benefit. These include:
Patients on aggressive palliative therapy, such as
Chemotherapy/Radiation, TPN, Ventilator, Blood Products,
or Tube Feeding.
Patients without a primary caregiver at home.
Patients who are not ready to sign a Do-Not-Resuscitate Order.
Vista Care's Staff include specially trained hospice Registered Nurses who Case Manage
each case, Social Workers, Licensed Counselor, Chaplains, Home Health Aides, Bereavement
Coordinator and Volunteers.
VistaCare accepts private insurance, Medicare/Medicaid, and non funded patients.
VistaCare does not discriminate racially, religiously, socially or economically.
Contact For Admission/Referral: Melody Nelson LPN, Director of Admissions/Referrals
Contact Persons For Contracting: Steve Faulk, Director of Professional Relations or
Nicole Ammons, Director of Professional Relations
Go To:
www.vistacare.com
Contact: strego@vistacare.com
HAWAII
KAHI MOHALA
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
91-2301 Fort Weaver Road
Ewa Beach, HI 96706
(808) 671`-8511
Call Center: (808) 677-2512
Fax: (808) 677-2574
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Child and Adolescent Residential Treatment Services
-
Child and Adolescent Partial Hospital
-
Child and Adolescent Acute Services and Outpatient
Services
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
All Psychiatric and Emotional
Disorders
-
Dual Diagnoses
-
Eating Disorders
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dixie Dugan R.N., Call
Center Manager
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mary Cambra, Director of
Marketing and Business Development
WEB SITE:
www.kahi.org
IDAHO
Willow
Springs Center
690 Edison Way
Reno, NV 89502
(775) 858-3303
(800) 448-9454
SPECIALTY
PROGRAMS:
A residential
treatment program in a secured locked setting treating Children ages 5-12 and
adolescents ages 12-17. The program utilizes a wide variety of therapeutic
treatments. Each patient participates in individual, family and group therapy.
Other therapeutic activities include recreational therapy, the challenge by
choice ropes course, addiction groups and various specialty groups. In
addition, Willow Springs has a state licensed private school providing
kindergarten through high school level education to all children and adolescents
in residence at Willow Springs Center.
PRIMARY
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- An affective disorder (e.g. Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder,
etc.)
- An anxiety disorder (e.g. Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder,
etc.)
- Dual Diagnosis (both a psychiatric and chemical dependency disorder)
- Other psychiatric or behavioral disorder that can be treated effectively
in a residential treatment model
CONTACT PERSON
FOR ADMISSION: Jennifer Eisele, LCSW
jennifer.eisele@psysolutions.com
(800) 448-9454, Fax (775) 858-4557
CONTACT PERSON
FOR CONTRACTING: Tricia Larmer – Executive Director, Business Development
tricia.larmer@psysolutions.com
(775) 789-4271, Fax (775)789-4203
WEBSITE:
http://www.willowspringscenter.com
ILLINOIS
ALEXIAN BROTHERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HOSPITAL
1650 Moon Lake Blvd
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
(800) 432-5005
Fax: (847) 755-8060
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
- Child, Adolescent, Adult and Older Adult Psychiatric
and Addictions Treatment
- Inpatient and Partial Programs
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- PTSD
- Psychiatric disorders associated with traumatic brain
injury (TBI)
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- OCD
Contact Person For Admissions:
Access Dept., (800) 432-5005,
abbhh.org
Contact Person For Contracting:
Robert Wright, (847) 385-7192,
WrightR@alexian.net
WEB SITE:
abbhh.org
CHICAGO LAKESHORE HOSPITAL
4840 North Marine Drive
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 878-9700
Fax: (773) 907-4607
Email:
tdelegtto@chicagolakeshorehospital.com
THE BROOK HOSPITALS
1405 Browns Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
(502) 896-0495
Toll Free: 1-866-373-6085
FAX: (502) 893-8792
Specialty Programs:
Inpatient Services
-
Acute Psychiatric for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Program for Adolescents and Adults
-
Dual Diagnosis Program for Adults
-
Children's and Adolescent Residential/Extended Care Program
(on-site-school)
Partial Hospitalization Programs
-
Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program for Children, Adolescents and
Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Partial Hospitalization Program for
Adolescents and Adults
Intensive Outpatient Program
-
Psychiatric IOP for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency IOP for Adolescents and Adults (Day & Evening)
Diagnosis Treated:
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Personality Disorders
ADD/ADHD
Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Schizophrenia
Contact Person for Admissions:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
WEB SITE:
www.tenbroeck.com
INDIANA
BLOOMINGTON MEADOWS HOSPITAL
3600 North Prow Road
Bloomington, IN 47404
(812 331-8000
(800) 972-4410
Fax: (812) 331-8984
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Inpatient Services and Acute Services
Children Ages 5-12
Adolescents Ages 13-17
Adults Ages 18 and over
Partial Hospitalization Program
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Substance Abuse
Residential Treatment
Children and Adolescents Ages 12-18
Juvenile Sex Offender Certification
Chemical Dependency
Diagnostic Evaluations
Strong Emphasis on Family Systems
Home Visits
Consistent Reintegration Family Sessions
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Post traumatic Stress Disorders
Personality Disorders
ADD/ADHD
Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Schizophrenia
Learning Development Delays
Low Frustration Tolerance
Information-Processing Delays
Impaired Motor and Planning Skills
Impaired Social Development
Impaired Communication
Mood Disorders
Thought Disorders
Accreditation: The operations are fully accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) for acute care services,
partial hospitalization, and all outpatient services. Additionally, the
hospital is separately accredited by JCAHO for residential care services
provided under the behavioral health standards. The hospital is also approved
under Indiana's Child Care Institutional License for the residential care of
children and adolescents.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Laura Dearth, Assessment & Referral Director
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: David Bell, Interim CEO
1-800-972-4410
Web Address:
www.meadowshospital.com
THE BROOK HOSPITALS
1405 Browns Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
(502) 896-0495
Toll Free: 1-866-373-6085
FAX: (502) 893-8792
Specialty Programs:
Inpatient Services
-
Acute Psychiatric for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Program for Adolescents and Adults
-
Dual Diagnosis Program for Adults
-
Children's and Adolescent Residential/Extended Care Program
(on-site-school)
Partial Hospitalization Programs
-
Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program for Children, Adolescents and
Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Partial Hospitalization Program for
Adolescents and Adults
Intensive Outpatient Program
-
Psychiatric IOP for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency IOP for Adolescents and Adults (Day & Evening)
Diagnosis Treated:
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Personality Disorders
ADD/ADHD
Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Schizophrenia
Contact Person for Admissions:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
WEB SITE:
www.tenbroeck.com
ALEXIAN BROTHERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH HOSPITAL
1650 Moon Lake Blvd
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
(800) 432-5005
Fax: (847) 755-8060
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
- Child, Adolescent, Adult and Older Adult Psychiatric
and Addictions Treatment
- Inpatient and Partial Programs
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- PTSD
- Psychiatric disorders associated with traumatic brain
injury (TBI)
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- OCD
Contact Person For Admissions:
Access Dept., (800) 432-5005,
abbhh.org
Contact Person For Contracting:
Robert Wright, (847) 385-7192,
WrightR@alexian.net
WEB SITE:
abbhh.org
CHICAGO LAKESHORE HOSPITAL
4840 North Marine Drive
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 878-9700
Fax: (773) 907-4607
Email:
tdelegtto@chicagolakeshorehospital.com
IOWA
ALEXIAN BROTHERS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
HOSPITAL
1650 Moon Lake Blvd
Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
(800) 432-5005
Fax: (847) 755-8060
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
- Child, Adolescent, Adult and Older Adult Psychiatric
and Addictions Treatment
- Inpatient and Partial Programs
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- PTSD
- Psychiatric disorders associated with traumatic brain
injury (TBI)
- Eating Disorders
- Self-Injury
- OCD
Contact Person For Admissions:
Access Dept., (800) 432-5005,
abbhh.org
Contact Person For Contracting:
Robert Wright, (847) 385-7192,
WrightR@alexian.net
WEB SITE:
abbhh.org
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
THE BROOK HOSPITALS
1405 Browns Lane
Louisville, KY 40207
(502) 896-0495
Toll Free: 1-866-373-6085
FAX: (502) 893-8792
Specialty Programs:
Inpatient Services
-
Acute Psychiatric for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Program for Adolescents and Adults
-
Dual Diagnosis Program for Adults
-
Children's and Adolescent Residential/Extended Care Program
(on-site-school)
Partial Hospitalization Programs
-
Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program for Children, Adolescents and
Adults
-
Chemical Dependency Partial Hospitalization Program for
Adolescents and Adults
Intensive Outpatient Program
-
Psychiatric IOP for Children, Adolescents and Adults
-
Chemical Dependency IOP for Adolescents and Adults (Day & Evening)
Diagnosis Treated:
Post Traumatic Stress Disorders
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Personality Disorders
ADD/ADHD
Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Schizophrenia
Contact Person for Admissions:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Robyn Caple (502) 896-0495 or email address:
rcaple@tenbroeck.com
WEB SITE:
www.tenbroeck.com
LOUISIANA
LAUREL RIDGE HOSPITAL
17720 Corporate Woods Drive
San Antonio, Texas 78259-3509
210-491-9400
1-800-624-7975
Overview of Services:
Laurel Ridge is a psychiatric hospital offering a
comprehensive continuum of behavioral healthcare services including acute
programs for children, adolescents and adults and residential treatment for
children and adolescents. Services include:
-
Acute crisis stabilization for children,
adolescents and adults
-
Partial hospitalization program for
children, adolescents and adults
-
Residential treatment for children and
adolescents, ages 4-17
-
Programs for at-risk youth
-
Services for Spanish-speaking patients
-
Gender specific residential programs
-
Services for sexually offensive behavior
Primary Diagnoses/Behaviors Treated:
-
ADD/ADHD
-
Depression
-
Sexual/Physical Abuse
-
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
-
Development Problems
-
Truancy
-
Learning Difficulties
-
Oppositional/Defiant
-
Fire-Setting Behavior
-
Sexual Maladaptive Behavior
-
Impulse Control Disorder
-
Psychotic Symptoms
-
Substance Abuse
-
Harmful to Self/Others
Specialty Programs:
-
Residential services for children ages
4-12
-
Residential services for sexually reactive
children ages 4-12
-
Bilingual/bicultural residential services
for Spanish-speaking children and adolescents
-
Residential services for adjudicated
(court ordered) adolescent males
-
Residential services for adjudicated
(court ordered) adolescent females
-
Residential services for sexually
offensive adolescent males
-
Reality Oriented Physical Experiential
Services (ROPES)
-
Mobile assessment services 24 hours/7days
per week
-
Acute crisis stabilization for all ages
-
Partial hospitalization program for
children, adolescents and adults
Accredited by:
Laurel Ridge Hospital is licensed and
accredited by the following:
-
Joint Commission on Accreditation of
Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO)
-
Texas Department of Health
-
Texas Department of Protective and
Regulatory Services
-
Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
-
Southern Association of Colleges and
Schools
-
Texas Education Agency
Contact Person For Admission:
Shawn Zabava at 210-491-3591 or call the National Call Center at 800-848-9090
Contact Person For Contracting: Steve
Shell at 210-491-3580
Web Site:
www.brownschools.com/laurel_ridge.html
Email Address:
szabava@brownschools.com
MARYLAND
CALVERT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
100 Hospital Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
(410) 535-8144, (410) 535-8149
Fax: (410) 535-8136
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Adult In-patient & Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adolescent In-patient & P.H.P.
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Major Depression
-
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
A.D.H.D.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dr. Andrew Gergely
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mr. James M. Earley
WEB SITE:
www.calverthospital.com
POTOMAC RIDGE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
HOSPITAL
14901 Broschart Road
Rockville, MD 20850
1-800-204-8600
Fax: (301) 251-4563
Potomac Ridge Behavioral Health is a
non-profit, JCAHO accredited, 87 bed acute psychiatric and dual diagnosis
(psychiatric and substance abuse) treatment facility in Rockville, MD.
Potomac Ridge provides outpatient chemical dependency services for
adolescents and adults and operates a partial hospital program for adolescents.
The Ridge School, a special and general education school fully accredited by the
Maryland State Dept. of Education, is housed at the Potomac Ridge campus and
serves adolescents from Montgomery and neighboring counties
Specialty Programs:
-
Specialized Dual Diagnosis Treatment:
Adolescents who struggle with depression, anxiety or behavioral problems often turn
to drugs or alcohol. Potomac Ridge offers a full range of substance abuse education
and treatment services. Adolescents treated in the inpatient, partial
hospitalization, and residential treatment programs for psychiatric problems also receive
either substance abuse education or substance abuse treatment. (The residential
treatment center is not currently TRICARE Certified. The partial hospitalization
program is currently TRICARE Certified).
-
Inpatient Psychiatric/Substance Abuse Services for Adolescents:
The
Chesapeake Unit provides 24 hour a day inpatient care for adolescents whose acute symptoms
require a safe and structured therapeutic environment. This inpatient unit utilizes
an interdisciplinary team approach. The team includes psychiatric, social workers,
case managers, psychiatric nurses, expressive therapists and mental health technicians who
work with the individual and family. The goal of treatment is to stabilize
a teen's
psychiatric symptoms , provide behavior modification treatment to manage behaviors, and to
provide substance abuse education and treatment.
-
Intensive Outpatient Program:
The Intensive Outpatient Program provides intensive evening treatment up to
three nights a week to adolescents with substance abuse problems, or a
combination of substance abuse, emotional and psychiatric problems.
Programming includes identification of psychological stressors that lead to
substance abuse, drug and alcohol education, addiction treatment following
the 12 step model, and relapse prevention education and treatment.
-
The Partial Hospitalization Program for Adolescents:
Provides structured
daytime treatment for adolescents who need more intensive care for psychiatric or
substance abuse symptoms than traditional outpatient care provides, yet show are stable
enough to return home each evening. Programming includes group therapy,behavior
modification, and attention to substance abuse issues. Educational services are
provided so that teens can remain current in school during their treatment. Patients can
be referred directly to partial hospitalization if clinically appropriate, or can be
stepped down from inpatient treatment as part of their discharge plan. Door to door
transportation is provided for Partial Hospitalization Program by Potomac Ridge.
-
Potomac Ridge Residential Treatment Center
: (Information will be added
if and when this program is Certified by TRICARE).
Contact Person For Admission:
Dawn Hanes
Contact Person For Contracting:
Tracy Wheeler
WEB SITE:
www.potomacridge.com
Contact:
amurphy@adventist
healthcare.com
THE PINES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER
825 Crawford Parkway
Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
(757) 393-0061
877-227-7000
Fax: 877-846-6237
Specialty Programs:
The
Child Program:
-
Ages 5-11;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed children with
psychiatric illness;
-
The Child Program provides psychiatrically
and medically managed residential treatment for emotionally disturbed youth
and is located on the Kempsville Campus in Norfolk, Virginia. The
Child Program is designed to meet the developmental needs of the young
child and those of latency age who require a high degree of nurturing, adult
supervision and role modeling with opportunities to learn through
play. Therapists focus on decreasing aggression and improving impulse
control and frustration tolerance within the resident's familial and peer
relationships. Behavior management for child residents is monitored
via a point and level system through which increasing responsibility is
demonstrated and extra privileges are earned. Appropriate educational
services are also provided.
-
We use a short-term stabilization approach
that is an important program component. Critical to the success of
this intensive services plan is the aftercare support services and providers
who actively participate in the resident's treatment planning, treatment,
and discharge planning.
-
The Child Program also offers a
comprehensive track for sexually reactive children who require a
multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment to help them overcome their
sexual trauma and disruptions in their development.
The Adolescent Program:
-
Ages 12-18;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed youth with diagnosis
of psychiatric illness;
-
This comprehensive mental health program
provides psychiatrically and medically managed residential treatment for
emotionally disturbed youth and is located on the Kempsville Campus in
Norfolk, Virginia. Residents in The Adolescent Program participate in
a comprehensive range of therapies, academics, and prescribed therapeutic
activities including individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy,
social skills groups, and leisure skills groups.
-
A chemical dependency treatment track for
dually diagnosed adolescents (mental health/substance abuse) is available
with this program.
-
An important component of the program is
our Short-Term Stabilization approach. Requirements for the
Short-Term Stabilization approach include 1) face-to-face family treatment
on a weekly or bimonthly basis, supplemented by telephone sessions on off
weeks; 2) identification of an aftercare mental health provider to
facilitate family treatment in the resident's home community and participate
in telephone family treatment sessions; 3) more frequent therapeutic leaves
of absence; 4) the availability and accessibility of home-based or other
wraparound services as recommended in the Aftercare Plan by The Pines
Treatment Team; and 5) the availability and accessibility of recommended
post-discharge educational services. Residents accepted for Short-Term
Stabilization will be continuously assessed for appropriateness as
participants of the program.
Diagnoses Treated: Depressive
disorders, trauma disorders, bi-polar disorder, ADHD, schizoaffective disorder,
substance abuse, oppositional and aggressive behavior, conduct disorder,
sexually reactive (The Child Program only)
Contact Person for Admissions: Tammy McMinn, (757) 391-5924, email
Address:
tammy.mcminn@absfirst.com
Contact Person for Contracting:
Yvonne Yeadon, (757) 391-5952, email Address:
yvonne.yeadon@absfirst.com
GO TO: http://www.psysolutions.com/facilities/pinesportsmouth
Nationally recognized for its innovative
program and services, The Pines Residential Treatment
Center provides unique, ethical, and highly individualized treatment programs
within a nurturing, therapeutic environment. The Pines Residential
Treatment Center offers several distinctive residential programs for
emotionally-disturbed youth struggling in need of a structured residential
setting. Licensed for 424 beds overall, programming is offered on three
private campuses in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and includes access to
exceptional recreational, educational and vocational resources.
Multidisciplinary teams are used at The
Pines to serve children and adolescents manifesting
serious emotional disturbances with significant impairments of social,
interpersonal, educational or vocational functioning. Attention is also
paid to the educational and vocational needs of residents and there are a
variety of programs and options to help these residents succeed in school and
work.
Accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations and the Virginia Association of
Independent Specialized Educational Facilities.
Licensed by the Virginia Department of
Interdepartmental Regulations
The Child and Adolescent Programs are
approved by CHAMPUS (TRICARE)
VIRGINIA BEACH PSYCHIATRIC CENTER
1100 First Colonial Road
Virginia Beach, VA 23454
Ph:
(757) 496-6000
FAX: (757) 496-4509
email:
debi.evans@psysolutions.com
Virginia Beach Psychiatric Center (VBPS) is a
100-bed freestanding hospital offering acute psychiatric and substance abuse
services for adults 18 years and older, as well as acute psychiatric services
for children ages 3-11 and adolescents 12-17.
* Within adult programs, we are able to focus on gender-specific issues.
Our recovery program is separate from our psychiatric program. Our
assessment and referral center is available 24 hours a day and we are familiar
with Tricare & FFSS.
Program Overviews:
Center for Emotional Recovery (CER) This
program is designed to therapeutically address the patient’s current emotional
crisis while focusing on deficits in their ability to achieve autonomy. The
specific needs of women are addressed through The Women’s Center (TWC). The
focus of treatment is on providing reparative help through cognitive
psychotherapy, aggressive pharmacotherapy, and problem solving groups that are
carried out within the limits of a well-structured, predictable therapeutic
environment.
Center for Intensive Evaluation (CIE) and Rapid
Stabilization Unit (RSU) These programs are designed for the
acute treatment of patients with emotional disorders including, but not limited
to, schizophrenia, delusional paranoid disorders, psychotic disorders,
debilitating character pathology, and major affective disorders which exhibit
severe behavioral problems. The focus of treatment is on intensive evaluation
and crisis intervention and stabilization working collaboratively with
community-based services. Treatment methods include:
Individual group, marital/family therapy
Allied therapists including art activity and music therapy
Educational groups on various behavioral health topics
Pharmacotherapy as indicated
Communication groups to enhance self-esteem
Chemical dependency treatment
Detoxification The Detox program is
designed to provide a safe environment for achieving medical detoxification from
drugs and alcohol. The setting is a 12-step model with a focus on medical
management, introduction to the disease process, and transition into the next
most appropriate level of care.
The Recovery Place (TRP) This program is
designed for the acute treatment of patients with emotional and psychoactive
substance abuse disorders to provide a safe environment to stabilize and treat
withdrawal and dual diagnosis issues while preparing the patient for the
recovery process. The focus of treatment is on the treatment resistant
patient’s acute symptoms or maladaption demanding rapid relief, strengthening of
internal and external support systems, and adaptive resolution of acute crisis
based upon a basic understanding of underlying psychopathology and addictive
components.
The Children’s Program This program
provides specialized treatment for children ages 3-11, addressing behavioral and
psychiatric disorders by promoting healthy physical, emotional and social
development. The program goals emphasize:
Providing an immediate and safe environment
Helping develop the child’s individualized treatment plan with comprehensive
assessments
Working with the family to handle the child’s special needs
Stabilizing the child’s behavior as rapidly as possible to allow for
functioning in a less structured environment, and facilitating placement in
the least restrictive environment for a continuum of care.
The Adolescent Program Specialized
treatment is provided for adolescents ages 12-17 for such problem areas as
depression, oppositional/defiant behaviors, learning difficulties, and
sexual/physical abuse. An intensive treatment program is available for the
adolescent in crisis. Treatment methods include:
A positive reward system that enhances self-esteem,
encourages responsibility and goal setting and motivates improved behavior
Individual, group and family therapy
Psychoeducational groups
Therapeutic milieu management
Activities therapy including art and music therapy
Structured activities designed to develop interest, appropriate leisure
activities, and socialization skills
Partial Hospitalization
These
programs are designed to treat psychiatric and substance abuse patients who are
able to tolerate the less intensive structure of a day program, and have support
outside the treatment environment.
Diagnoses Treated:
-
Schizophrenia, Bipolar disorder, Depression, Schizo
affective (& all related disorders in these categories)
-
Alcohol dependence, Opiate dependence, poly-Substance
dependence
-
Dual diagnoses
-
ADD, ADHD
-
Depression in Children/Adolescents
Contact Person for Admissions: Kurt Hooks, (757)
496-4495
kurt.hooks@psysolutions.com
Contact Person for Contracting: Denise M. Webb, (757)
496-4501
denise.webb@psysolutions.com
WEB SITE:
www.vbpcweb.com
SHEPPARD & ENOCH PRATT
HOSPITAL
No Listing
ST JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER
No
Listing
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL
No Listing
MICHIGAN
BLOOMINGTON MEADOWS HOSPITAL
3600 North Prow Road
Bloomington, IN 47404
(812 331-8000
(800) 972-4410
Fax: (812) 331-8984
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Inpatient Services and Acute Services
Children Ages 5-12
Adolescents Ages 13-17
Adults Ages 18 and over
Partial Hospitalization Program
Children, Adolescents, Adults, Substance Abuse
Residential Treatment
Children and Adolescents Ages 12-18
Juvenile Sex Offender Certification
Chemical Dependency
Diagnostic Evaluations
Strong Emphasis on Family Systems
Home Visits
Consistent Reintegration Family Sessions
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency
Major Depression
Bipolar Disorder
Anxiety Disorders
Post traumatic Stress Disorders
Personality Disorders
ADD/ADHD
Suicidal/Homicidal Ideation
Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Schizophrenia
Learning Development Delays
Low Frustration Tolerance
Information-Processing Delays
Impaired Motor and Planning Skills
Impaired Social Development
Impaired Communication
Mood Disorders
Thought Disorders
Accreditation: The operations are fully accredited by the Joint Commission on
Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) for acute care services,
partial hospitalization, and all outpatient services. Additionally, the
hospital is separately accredited by JCAHO for residential care services
provided under the behavioral health standards. The hospital is also approved
under Indiana's Child Care Institutional License for the residential care of
children and adolescents.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Laura Dearth, Assessment & Referral Director
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: David Bell, Interim CEO
1-800-972-4410
Web Address:
www.meadowshospital.com
CHICAGO LAKESHORE HOSPITAL
4840 North Marine Drive
Chicago, IL 60640
(773) 878-9700
Fax: (773) 907-4607
Email:
tdelegtto@chicagolakeshorehospital.com
MISSISSIPPI
HOSPICE IN HIS HANDS
P. O. Box 387
Walnut Grove, MS 39189
Ph: 1-866-621-0119
Fax: (601) 267-6690
email:
rdumas@hospiceinhishands.com
Hospice In His Hands provides outpatient and inpatient
hospice care for the terminally ill. We serve multiple counties throughout
Mississippi out of our Kosciusko, Madden and Magee outpatient offices and our 24
bed licensed inpatient unit is located in Madden Mississippi.
The following may be qualifying diagnoses:
-
Cancer (various sites), Lymphoma
-
Leukemia, Aids, Aplastic Anemia
-
End Stage Heart Disease
-
End Stage Pulmonary Disease
-
End Stage Alzheimer's Disease
-
End Stage Liver Disease
-
End Stage Cardiovascular Attack/Stroke
-
Parkinson's Disease
-
ALS, Renal Failure
This list is non inclusive
Contact Person For
Admissions: Charlotte Dunehew, RN, DOCS, 1-866-621-0119,
cdunehew@hospiceinhishands.com
Contact Person For Contracting:
Roy A. Dumas, Administrator, 1-866-621-0119,
rdumas@hospiceinhishands.com
WEBSITE:
www.hospiceinhishands.com
MEMORIAL BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH
11150 Highway 49 North
Gulfport MS 39503
(800) -831-1700
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Children age 4-11
-
Adolescent age 12-17
-
Adult psychiatric
-
Adult Dual Diagnosis
-
Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adult Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Geriatric partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adult Intensive Outpatient for Alcohol and substance abuse
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Psychotic Disorders
-
Mood Disorders
-
Adjustment Disorders
-
Personality Disorders
-
Anxiety Disorders
-
Dual Diagnosis Disorders with alcohol and substance abuse
Contact Person For Admissions: Philip Smith, Director of Assessment
& Referral
Contact Person For Contracting: Lea Ivey Stone, Referral
Development/Contract Specialist
Memorial
Behavioral Health offers a full range of treatment options for children,
pre-adolescents, adolescents and adults. Individualized treatment programs
are available to address behavioral, emotional, and dual diagnosis issues.
Treatment options are designed around the needs of the individual.
MBH also
maintains a 24-hour Professional Assessment Team 365 days a year to provide help
whenever it is needed. The Professional Assessment Team may be reached any
time of day or night. To schedule a confidential assessment or to access
other services, please call 1-800-831-1700
NEVADA
Willow
Springs Center
690 Edison Way
Reno, NV 89502
(775) 858-3303
(800) 448-9454
SPECIALTY
PROGRAMS:
A residential
treatment program in a secured locked setting treating Children ages 5-12 and
adolescents ages 12-17. The program utilizes a wide variety of therapeutic
treatments. Each patient participates in individual, family and group therapy.
Other therapeutic activities include recreational therapy, the challenge by
choice ropes course, addiction groups and various specialty groups. In
addition, Willow Springs has a state licensed private school providing
kindergarten through high school level education to all children and adolescents
in residence at Willow Springs Center.
PRIMARY
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
- Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- An affective disorder (e.g. Bipolar Disorder, Major Depressive Disorder,
etc.)
- An anxiety disorder (e.g. Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder,
etc.)
- Dual Diagnosis (both a psychiatric and chemical dependency disorder)
- Other psychiatric or behavioral disorder that can be treated effectively
in a residential treatment model
CONTACT PERSON
FOR ADMISSION: Jennifer Eisele, LCSW
jennifer.eisele@psysolutions.com
(800) 448-9454, Fax (775) 858-4557
CONTACT PERSON
FOR CONTRACTING: Tricia Larmer – Executive Director, Business Development
tricia.larmer@psysolutions.com
(775) 789-4271, Fax (775)789-4203
WEBSITE:
http://www.willowspringscenter.com
NEW
JERSEY
CALVERT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
100 Hospital Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
(410) 535-8144, (410) 535-8149
Fax: (410) 535-8136
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
-
Adult In-patient & Partial Hospitalization Program
-
Adolescent In-patient & P.H.P.
DIAGNOSES TREATED:
-
Major Depression
-
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
-
A.D.H.D.
CONTACT PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Dr. Andrew Gergely
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Mr. James M. Earley
WEB SITE:
www.calverthospital.com
FOUNDATIONS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
833 East Butler Avenue
Doylestown, PA 18901
(215) 345-0444
1-800-445-4722
(215)-340-1500
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Foundations
Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health services to
adolescents and their families including:
-
Psychiatric
Evaluations
-
Acute Inpatient
Hospitalization
-
23-Hour Diagnostic
Beds
-
Extended Hospital
Stays
-
Partial
Hospitalization Program for Adolescents and Children
-
Residential Treatment
Program
-
Outpatient Services
-
In-Home and
Community-Based Wrap-Around Program
Our goal for each individual is to encourage positive
behavior, improve social and daily living skills, and help resolve personal and
family issues. Our therapeutic program, which focuses on setting
achievable goals, includes a mix of individual psychotherapy, community
meetings, and group and family therapy, all tailored to the needs of each
adolescent. Also offered are recreational, fitness, and vocational therapies,
which broaden and strengthen the treatment program. Involvement in a wide
array of activities and groups helps patients to develop skills in conflict
resolution, symptom management, academic attendance, community awareness, social
interactions, and interpersonal relationships. Patients in residential and
extended hospital stay programs attend the on-site school provided by the Bucks
County Intermediate Unit.
DIAGNOSES
TREATED:
Most frequent diagnoses treated:
-
Depression
-
Bipolar and other Major Affective Disorders
-
Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder
-
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
-
Oppositional Defiant
Disorder
-
Conduct Disorder.
CONTACT
PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Laura Nash, Director of
Admissions, Dr. Dan Weldon, Director of Clinical Services (215)345-7151,
(215) 345-0444, 1-800-445-4722, Fax: (215) 345-7445
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Laura Nash, M.S.W., Director of
Community Affairs (215) 345-7151
WEB SITE:
http://www.fbh.com
CONTACT:
laura.nash@fbh.com
NEW YORK
FOUNDATIONS
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
833 East Butler Avenue
Doylestown, PA 18901
(215) 345-0444
1-800-445-4722
(215)-340-1500
SPECIALTY PROGRAMS:
Foundations
Behavioral Health provides a full continuum of behavioral health services to
adolescents and their families including:
-
Psychiatric
Evaluations
-
Acute Inpatient
Hospitalization
-
23-Hour Diagnostic
Beds
-
Extended Hospital
Stays
-
Partial
Hospitalization Program for Adolescents and Children
-
Residential Treatment
Program
-
Outpatient Services
-
In-Home and
Community-Based Wrap-Around Program
Our goal for each individual is to encourage positive
behavior, improve social and daily living skills, and help resolve personal and
family issues. Our therapeutic program, which focuses on setting
achievable goals, includes a mix of individual psychotherapy, community
meetings, and group and family therapy, all tailored to the needs of each
adolescent. Also offered are recreational, fitness, and vocational therapies,
which broaden and strengthen the treatment program. Involvement in a wide
array of activities and groups helps patients to develop skills in conflict
resolution, symptom management, academic attendance, community awareness, social
interactions, and interpersonal relationships. Patients in residential and
extended hospital stay programs attend the on-site school provided by the Bucks
County Intermediate Unit.
DIAGNOSES
TREATED:
Most frequent diagnoses treated:
-
Depression
-
Bipolar and other Major Affective Disorders
-
Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder
-
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
-
Oppositional Defiant
Disorder
-
Conduct Disorder.
CONTACT
PERSON FOR ADMISSIONS: Laura Nash, Director of
Admissions, Dr. Dan Weldon, Director of Clinical Services (215)345-7151,
(215) 345-0444, 1-800-445-4722, Fax: (215) 345-7445
CONTACT PERSON FOR CONTRACTING: Laura Nash, M.S.W., Director of
Community Affairs (215) 345-7151
WEB SITE:
http://www.fbh.com
CONTACT:
laura.nash@fbh.com
NORTH
CAROLINA
THE PINES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER
825 Crawford Parkway
Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
(757) 393-0061
877-227-7000
Fax: 877-846-6237
Specialty Programs:
The
Child Program:
-
Ages 5-11;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed children with
psychiatric illness;
-
The Child Program provides psychiatrically
and medically managed residential treatment for emotionally disturbed youth
and is located on the Kempsville Campus in Norfolk, Virginia. The
Child Program is designed to meet the developmental needs of the young
child and those of latency age who require a high degree of nurturing, adult
supervision and role modeling with opportunities to learn through
play. Therapists focus on decreasing aggression and improving impulse
control and frustration tolerance within the resident's familial and peer
relationships. Behavior management for child residents is monitored
via a point and level system through which increasing responsibility is
demonstrated and extra privileges are earned. Appropriate educational
services are also provided.
-
We use a short-term stabilization approach
that is an important program component. Critical to the success of
this intensive services plan is the aftercare support services and providers
who actively participate in the resident's treatment planning, treatment,
and discharge planning.
-
The Child Program also offers a
comprehensive track for sexually reactive children who require a
multidisciplinary evaluation and treatment to help them overcome their
sexual trauma and disruptions in their development.
The Adolescent Program:
-
Ages 12-18;
-
Males and females;
-
Emotionally disturbed youth with diagnosis
of psychiatric illness;
-
This comprehensive mental health program
provides psychiatrically and medically managed residential treatment for
emotionally disturbed youth and is located on the Kempsville Campus in
Norfolk, Virginia. Residents in The Adolescent Program participate in
a comprehensive range of therapies, academics, and prescribed therapeutic
activities including individual therapy, family therapy, and group therapy,
social skills groups, and leisure skills groups.
-
A chemical dependency treatment track for
dually diagnosed adolescents (mental health/substance abuse) is available
with this program.
-
An important component of the program is
our Short-Term Stabilization approach. Requirements for the
Short-Term Stabilization approach include 1) face-to-face family treatment
on a weekly or bimonthly basis, supplemented by telephone sessions on off
weeks; 2) identification of an aftercare mental health provider to
facilitate family treatment in the resident's home community and participate
in telephone family treatment sessions; 3) more frequent therapeutic leaves
of absence; 4) the availability and accessibility of home-based or other
wraparound services as recommended in the Aftercare Plan by The Pines
Treatment Team; and 5) the availability and accessibility of recommended
post-discharge educational services. Residents accepted for Short-Term
Stabilization will be continuously assessed for appropriateness as
participants of the program.
Diagnoses Treated: Depressive
disorders, trauma disorders, bi-polar disorder, ADHD, schizoaffective disorder,
substance abuse, oppositional and aggressive behavior, conduct disorder,
sexually reactive (The Child Program | 