River Crest Hospital provides short-term, intensive crisis stabilization services for adults who require psychiatric care in a secure setting.
Read MoreWhen intensive, around-the-clock care is not required, our partial hospitalization program delivers treatment during the day.
Read MoreIntensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a less-restrictive program to help patients obtain a more meaningful and independent life.
Read MoreRiver Crest Hospital offers comprehensive detoxification services to help patients coping with chemical dependency.
Read MoreRiver Crest Hospital’s Military Program treats the spectrum of difficulties affecting the whole person and the whole family, with special understanding of the unique stresses and problems of military and families.
Read MoreVisit our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn about River Crest Hospital, what a typical inpatient stay is like, what items to bring and not bring and more.
Read MoreChildren between ages 5 and 12 with emotional or behavior problems benefit from group and activity therapies that help develop a positive self-image and healthy social and communication skills.
Teens participate daily in education, group, activities, and process therapy to develop a positive self-image, healthy social and communication skills, and the tools to enjoy a substance-free life.
Adults age 18 and older benefit from an individualized treatment plan that establishes short and long-term goals so progress can be measured.
River Crest Hospital is dedicated to increasing awareness about mental health issues. Read more about our partners in this effort.
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River Crest Hospital is accredited by The Joint Commission, which helps monitor quality and care. Read more about this designation.
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If you are a medical professional looking to make a referral to River Crest Hospital, please complete our referral form and a member of our admissions team will respond to your request.
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To promote patient safety, certain items are not permitted in units, while other items are allowed but must be checked out from the nurses’ station and returned after use.
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