Center for Mental Health
Experts who understand. Programs that make a difference. When we ask people what's at the heart of quality mental health care, these two elements rise to the top of the list. Good Samaritan Hospital's response can be found in the caring people and effective programs provided at the Center for Mental Health, including:
Treatment teams, including psychiatrists, case managers, nurses, counselors, social workers, occupational therapist, activity therapists and chaplains, work collaboratively with the patient and family around the following elements:
- High-quality treatment in the least-restrictive environment
- Most effective and cost-efficient care
- Referral to outpatient therapy, support groups, partial hospitalization or inpatient crisis stabilization following a psychiatric assessment
- Case management which promotes continuity of care between levels of treatment
Our goal is to provide compassionate care through services structured to support the patient's return to the community. For more information, call the Center for Mental Health at 630.275.6000. For Perinatal Services call 630.275.4436 for more information.
Outpatient Psychiatric Services
Good Samaritan Hospital's Center for Mental Health's Outpatient Services include the following:
- Comprehensive Psychiatric Assessments
- Outpatient Therapy to assist individuals in dealing with difficulties in their lives. Programs include individual therapy, family/marital therapy and group therapy.
- Caregiver's Support Group that focuses on issues specific to family and friends caring for an elderly loved one.
- Other Organization-Sponsored Support Groups
Older Adult Services
Good Samaritan Hospital offers specialized services for older adults including the following:
- Comprehensive Outpatient Assessment provides either a Geropsychiatric Evaluation or Geriatric Assessment in an outpatient setting. Following appropriate assessments, a team consisting of a psychiatrist, socials worker and nurse will conclude the appointment with a preliminary diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
- Geropsychiatric Crisis Stabilization is an inpatient program that provides assessment and short-term crisis stabilization for patients who are unable to function in their environment. We help patients with loss, physical limitations, change, fears and emotional issues.
- Psychiatric Partial Hospital Program offers a therapeutic, six-hour structured program three, five, or seven days a week for those patients who need more support than a traditional outpatient therapy. Individualized treatment plans may include education groups, individual therapy, marital/family therapy, process or symptom therapy, and activity therapy.
- The Caregiver Support Group is a free weekly group that provides education and discussion specific to family and friends caring for an older adult.
- Outpatient Therapy and support groups are available on an individual or family basis.
- Referral Services are also available.
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Adult Services
Our multidisciplinary teams offer assistance to patients with depression, schizophrenia, bipolar, anxiety, other psychiatric diagnoses and dual diagnosis.
Individualized programs focus on education, symptom management and coping skills. Levels of care include:
- The Inpatient Program focuses on short-term hospital care for stabilization and crisis management.
- The Partial Hospital Program is a therapeutic, structured, daytime program as an alternative to inpatient care or transition from inpatient treatment; patients return home in the evenings. Half-day (4 hours) and full-day (6 hours) options are available seven days a week.
- Outpatient Therapy is available on an individual or family basis.
Chemical Dependency
Good Samaritan Hospital's Chemical Dependency Programs provide a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of substance abuse. Structured programs assist adults overcoming their dependency on alcohol and other drugs and develop solutions to their abuse-related problems. Programs include:
- Dual Diagnosis
- Detoxification
- Crisis Stabilization
- Ongoing Recovery, including multiple support groups.
Programs are individualized to meet the patient's needs, and relapse prevention is an important aspect of all programs.
Our goal is to provide compassionate care through services structured to support the patient's return to the community. For more information, call the Center for Mental Health at 630.275.6200.
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