Bruce M. Pfohl, MD, Director Partial Hospital Partial hospital is an alternative to or step down from inpatient. A multidisciplinary team develops a plan of treatment and reviews progress on an ongoing basis. To accommodate patients who live too far away to attend on a daily basis or who do have transportation, housing is made available in the hospital or, in select cases, at community facilities. A patient in this setting typically spends five hours per day, four to five days per week. Arnold E. Andersen, MD Director Don Swanson, RN, Manager Intensive Outpatient Intensive outpatient is a program for adult clients who do not need the intensity of a partial hospital program, but need more than an outpatient visit.
Patients typically spend three hours per day, three to five days per week.
RN Manager Inpatient Inpatient services are for those individuals who pose an imminent danger to themselves or to others. Patients requiring this type of service are admitted via the emergency rooms, the police or direct referral from a clinician or another facility. A multidisciplinary team develops a plan of treatment and reviews progress daily. Treatment is designed around clinical tracks for psychosis, affective disorders, and eating disorders.