Beckett Springs

You can check out our "Preparing for Your Stay" page on our website (What to Expect > Preparing For Your Stay) to learn more about what you can bring with you.

This is medically unsafe. If you're withdrawals are so severe that you are hallucinating, it could mean a lot of different things that could have serious long term effects or even including death. This place has no response to this post but to the ones that hype them up they seem quick to respond to?? Smh. If this is true, you're not worthy of being able to say you have another humans best interests at hand. May God heal your troubled and cold hearts

Yes they do, they also have inpatient as well as intensive outpatient programs

We work with most insurance providers. Please give us a call and we can answer any other questions you might have.

I don't do group therapy.. Only one on one. I guess i need to cancel my appointment - Tjis place would be efficent if they had better options. @ Julie Winters I highly recommend seeking out Adult Children of Alcoholic & Dysfunctional Families Meetings in your area. They can help with your posted situation. You can also find them by searching ACA or ACoA Meetings Near Me

You can view our patient visitation schedule on our website (What to Expect > Visiting Hours).

Go to the BMW with the proper documentation that you are a resident of Ohio and they will make the changes.

Yes, they accept Medicare. Just had an inpatient stay of ten days on Medicare insurance.

Please call us to speak with one of our financial counselors about your options.

Please call us to speak with one of our financial counselors. They will be able to walk you through your insurance coverage and what other options are available for you.

We encourage ongoing communication with loved ones and significant others. We have designated times on the daily schedule for phone calls. Exceptions to the phone schedule can be made for urgent situations. If you are calling to speak to a patient, please make sure you have his/her patient identification number. Without that number, we are unable to confirm/deny whether a particular person is one of our treatment programs.

Treatment programming is delivered in a group setting, and individualized to meet each patient's needs, based on an individualized treatment plan. 1:1 therapeutic interactions also occur to discuss discharge planning, and when group alternative treatments are indicated.

You can bring your cell phone with you but it's only able to be used in emergency situations under staff supervision. Your cell phone will kept in a secured locker.

Yes. There are scheduled smoke breaks throughout the day. Patients must provide their own unopened packs of cigarettes.

Please call us for more information.

We are in-network with most major insurance providers and can often work with other insurers on an out-of-network basis. Please call us to confirm the status of your insurance company and to discuss your payment options.

Not a doctor there, was in for mental health reasons, but from other patients' disclosure of why they ended up going in - yes. They do.

No. They are only 18+. However linder center of hope works with minors.

You don't have to stay.

No. You are on a mental health hold. You can probably complain enough and get out in a couple days, but if you are going to go plan on a 7-10 day stay

Our visitation hours are posted on our website (What to Expect > Visiting Hours).

You can call us any time to schedule a confidential assessment or you can just walk into the hospital.

UMR insurance

We offer inpatient and outpatient treatment programs for those struggling with alcohol, illicit drugs and prescription drugs. Learn more on our website (What We Treat > Addiction).

They are good for mental health. They have an entire wing for it.

Yes. We treat anxiety, depression and addiction. Please call us at any time to schedule a confidential assessment or to learn more about your treatment programs.

You are allowed to bring your cell phone with you and it will be secured in a safe place. It can be used in emergency situations under staff supervision.

Yes. We treat bipolar disorder. You can learn more on our website (What We Treat > Mental Health > Bipolar Disorder) or you can call us anytime.

They are much more group-based. During inpatient, I met once one-on-one during two-week stays (and I've had multiple). The meeting was less than 15 minutes. I had similiar experiences with their PHP and IOP programs. There is a program called Solutions (one is in mason, one in Lebanon), which does IOP group programs, along with at least once per week one-hour or more one-on-one individual sessions between you and the therapist leading your group.