The First Step
Courage
We understand how difficult and painful life can be when you or a loved one is experiencing a psychiatric or chemical dependency crisis. With the proper understanding of the problem, there is hope.
Reception
Upon arrival you will be greeted by our courteous front office personnel who are available to answer your questions and address pre-admission concerns. Our commitment is to assist you as swiftly and comfortably as possible.
Choice
We provide voluntary treatment for adults who are 18 years or older. We believe when given the opportunity, individuals will choose to experience specialized care and personalized support.
Admissions
Your concerns will be discussed in private. Our thoughtful and highly experienced clinicians will meet with you in a safe and non-judgmental environment to discuss your needs and to determine the appropriate level of treatment. If hospitalization is needed, the assessment team member will take the appropriate steps and arrange your admission. Most health plans and Medicare accepted.
Nursing and Clinical Services
Our expertly trained and caring nursing staff will deliver the quality service you deserve. Our Clinical Leadership Team includes: licensed, certified, and highly experienced treatment team members who work together to identify and formulate appropriate levels of treatment; to help build, educate and guide you towards a successful physical, psychological, and spiritual reconnection.
Treatment
Our acute-care psychiatric hospital provides an intensive, comprehensive and multi-disciplinary treatment service for various psychiatric conditions, addictions, pain-management, and dual diagnosis problems. A research study program is also available for those who qualify.
Recovery
In our safe and confidential environment, people recovering from chemical dependency or psychiatric issues can have rewarding lives. Family relationships become genuinely warm and happy. We have had tremendous success in helping people from various backgrounds, professions and walks of life.
