Senior Behavioral Health
What We Provide
At Spring View, our behavioral health services include:
- Expert staff, including a psychiatrist, social worker and medical care from a physician
- An overall assessment of medical and behavioral health needs
- Individualized treatment plans
- Daily assessment and care by a behavioral health professional
- Medication management
- 24-hour nursing services
- Recreational, occupational and physical therapy
- Lab and imaging services
- Individual, group and family therapy
- Discharge planning, including coordination of follow-up care and assistance with alternate living arrangements (if necessary)
- Coordination of follow-up care
- Assistance with other issues, including guardianship, power of attorney and/or advance directives
Next Steps
Referral/Intake
For referral/intake, please call us.
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Learn more about our secure program
What We Treat
Aggression/Anger/Combative
- New onset aggression/combative behavior or threats of aggression
- Sudden changes in symptoms of behavior that put the patient or others around them at risk for harm
Anxiety/Depression
- Symptoms must be severe enough to require 24 hour monitoring in a secure, inpatient setting
- Examples include suicidal ideation, failure to thrive, etc
Dementia
- Sudden changes in symptoms or behavior that put the patient or others at risk
- New onset aggression/combative behavior
Other possible reasons for a senior inpatient admission include:
- Acute behavioral health symptoms such as catatonia, constant crying, hallucinations, or paranoia, related to stroke, Parkinson's or neurological conditions
Admission for Care
Admissions are accepted 24 hours a day, and anyone may refer a potential patient for care, including family members, friends, physicians, psychologists and other mental health professionals, social workers, social service agencies and hospital emergency departments. Self-referrals are also accepted. Spring View Behavioral Health is contracted with Medicare and most other payers.
Family Involvement
We believe that family involvement enhances care, and we encourage family members to participate in the program as much as possible. Throughout the treatment plan, our social worker will contact you as needed; and we will work closely with you to create a discharge plan that includes the most appropriate living arrangements for your loved one.
We accept most insurances as well as self-pay.
If you would like more information about our secure program or if you or someone you know needs care, call 270.692.5210, or email
Meranda Hammes,
Director of Behavioral Health Services
Meranda.Hammes@LPNT.net
270.692.5167
