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HRMC offers a variety of behavioral health treatment options provided by a dedicated, multi-disciplinary team of qualified professionals.  Our caring and compassionate staff work closely with the patient and the referral source to develop an integrated treatment plan that follows through discharge and aftercare.  Our patients benefit from a continuum of care that extends to outpatient programs as well.

Services include:

  • Diagnostic testing
  • Psychiatric and physical assessment
  • Medical management and education
  • Motor skill development
  • Individualized treatment planning
  • Family education and support
  • Basic life skill enhancement
  • 24-hour nursing and medical support
  • Placement assistance
  • Individual and group therapy
  • Access to physical and nutritional therapy
  • Recreational and/or occupational therapy (24 hour access)


Assesses:

  • Self-injurious behavior
  • Sleep or eating disturbances
  • Severe agitation
  • Medication complications
  • Psychosis
  • Obsessive-compulsive issues that interfere with daily living
     

Inpatient Care

Highlands Behavioral Health Services offers inpatient psychiatric treatment for adults 55 and older (unless deemed medically necessary by the Medical Director) and is a Medicare based program.

Inpatient care involves stabilizing the crisis that led to the hospitalization. A thorough physical and mental evaluation is completed to determine the cause or causes of the emotional/medical problem. All care is provided in a supportive environment with 24-hour nursing care to help ensure the well-being of each patient.

To Make a Referral

The Behavioral Health Services referral process has been streamlined to offer easy access. If you have a patient in need of our services, simply call (606) 886-7631 or 1-866-886-7631.  After completion of an initial assessment, a determination of treatment will be discussed with the Medical Director and the patient may then be admitted. If for some reason the patient does not meet criteria for the unit, a lower level of care will be offered and appropriate or community resources will be given. A follow-up appointment will be made with the Primary Care Physician regarding the disposition of the patient.

Specialized care designed to coordinate seamlessly with your medical treatment plan