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Meeting the Mental Health Needs of the Community
The goal of our Behavioral Health Services program is to help gain an understanding of the emotional or psychiatric illness affecting adults 18 years and older.
Through an integrated program of emotional, psychiatric, and medical treatments, our skilled multi-disciplinary team of clinical specialists provides a continuum of behavioral health services to help patients transition back into the community.
Administered by specially trained therapists and clinical nurses, our 24-hour confidential information and referral hotline, provides information on inpatient and outpatient screenings, crisis intervention services, personal interviews, community referrals, psychiatric nursing assessments and 5150 screenings and evaluations.
We are centrally located on the hospital campus, patients may be self-admitted or referred by other health professionals or health care facilities.
For more information, please call (909) 806-2306. To find a physician, please call (909) 806-1919 or use our search tool to Find a Doctor.
If your situation is life-threatening, please dial 911, or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800.273.TALK (8255).
