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Inpatient mental health

When a mental health crisis requires more support than outpatient care can provide, inpatient hospitalization offers a safe, structured environment to stabilize, heal and build a path forward. Our inpatient programs are designed to help you regain stability and return to your life and community with the tools to stay well.

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Our inpatient behavioral health team includes on-site psychiatrists, nurses, and licensed social workers, all focused on helping you stabilize and transition successfully.

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Need non-emergency behavioral health services?

We schedule routine mental health appointments, check insurance and connect you with care.

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