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Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health Services
Our Behavioral Health services make it easier than ever to get quality mental health care, no matter where you are. Our expert team connects patients and providers seamlessly, so you can focus on getting the care you need without any added stress.
Our team of psychiatrists and nurse practitioners understands the unique challenges older adults face. We provide personalized care to each person’s specific needs. And depending on your treatment plan, you could also have access to physical therapists and dietitians.
Diagnostic Evaluation
We’re here to help assess the emotional and mental health of your residents, ensuring they get the support they need to thrive. Through a detailed evaluation of their psychosocial well-being, we work to uncover the best treatments that can truly enhance their quality of life.
Individualized Care Plans
Every resident is unique, and so is the care we provide. With empathy at the heart of everything we do, we craft personalized care plans that address each individual’s mental health needs. Research shows that therapy can ease anxiety, lift depression, and even provide protection against cognitive decline in seniors.
Family Therapy
Families are stronger together, our therapists provide a safe and supportive space to talk openly about important topics, including communication, healing from trauma, resolving conflicts, and navigating grief. We approach every session with care and expertise, helping families reconnect and move forward together.
Behavior Management
Challenging behaviors can be a difficult part of aging, but they don’t have to define the experience. Whether it’s addressing isolation, aggression, wandering, or struggles with daily tasks, our team steps in with compassion and understanding to offer healthier ways of coping.
For seniors, major life changes like losing a loved one, experiencing health challenges, or relocating can bring about feelings of anxiety, depression, or other mental health struggles. Understanding and addressing these challenges with care and compassion can make a significant difference in their well-being.
Some life transitions that may benefit from specialized psychiatric support include:
- Coping with a long-term illness or disability
- Managing dementia-related conditions
- Adjusting to environmental or living changes
- Grieving the loss of a loved one
- Addressing medication interactions or substance use concerns
- Improving poor nutrition and its impacts
Look out for signs that may indicate the need for additional mental health support:
- Ongoing sadness or feelings of depression
- Withdrawal from social activities or loss of interest in hobbies
- Memory issues or increased confusion
- Noticeable changes in appetite or weight
- Expressions of worthlessness or thoughts of self-harm
- Unusual agitation, aggression, or frustration
- Hallucinations or neglect of personal care routines
