
Services
Residential Treatment Services | Child Acute Hospitalization | Adolescent Acute Hospitalization
Heartland Behavioral Health Service’s Adolescent Acute Program offers comprehensive psychiatric treatment for ages 13-17.
Average Length of Stay: 7-14 Days
Admissions Criteria
One or more of the following criteria must be met:
- Threatening to, or behaving in a manner considered dangerous to self or others.
- Continued destruction of property
- Acute exacerbation of symptoms suggesting
an organic dysfunction or presenting organic symptoms secondary to psychological and/or
emotional factors - Unable to function socially, educationally or
in the family environment - Pre-existing psychiatric conditions that demonstrate deterioration clinically with exhibition of the above criteria
- No significant progress with outpatient treatment
and patient requires medication evaluation,
special services or continuous/skilled observation
Adolescent Unit
- 27 Beds
- Ages 13-17, Males & Females
- Assessment
- Physical
- Psychological
- Social
- Therapy
- Individual
- Group
- Family
- Activities
- Educational
- Recreational
- Arts
- Discharge Planning for Aftercare
- Individual Therapy (3x / week)
- Community Meetings (daily)
- Behavior Management Program (daily)
- Activity Therapy (daily)
- Family Therapy (weekly)
- Patient Education Groups (daily)
- Group Therapy (daily)
- Homebound School (daily)
- Drug/Alcohol Abuse Treatment (on individual basis)
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Social Workers
- Registered Nurses
- Youth Care Workers
- Commercial Insurance (Blue Cross/Blue Shield)
- Medicaid
- Private Pay
- TriCare (Military)
- On-call admission staff is available 24 hours / 7 days a week
Program Components
Treatment Team
Reimbursement
Admissions