University Behavioral Health Care at Hoes Lane West

Acute Psychiatric Services for Children and Adults

855-515-5700
We provide psychiatric emergency and crisis intervention services, both on and off-site, for individuals of all ages, including children and adolescents.

• 24-hour walk-in patients of all ages who require emergency psychiatric care
• 3-bed crisis unit for up to 24 hours of stabilizing treatment
• 24-hour telephone hotline staffed by crisis counselors

Adult Acute Partial Hospitalization

800-969-5300
Partial hospitalization is an all-day group-based program that provides treatment, support, and case management services for those who suffer from a mental illness which may also include substance abuse. We offer individualized services geared to the unique aspects of each person's strengths and needs. Consumers are encouraged to develop their goals and accomplish them through daily participation in our program.

Services

• Psychiatric evaluation
• Psychoeducation
• Group and individual therapy
• Medication management and education
• Life skill development
• Addiction and recovery services
• Prevocational services
• Wellness counseling including smoking cessation
• Case management
• Family supports and education
• Specialized services include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, trauma treatment, art therapy, music therapy, and horticulture therapy
• Coordination of care with medical providers
• Referrals and linkages to housing and employment services
• Transportation

Adult Inpatient Unit (AIPU)

800-969-5300
Our 24 bed, 24/7 intensive psychiatric hospital program is for adults age 18 and older whose psychiatric illness would benefit from inpatient treatment and who require specialized treatment, observation, or evaluation that can only be provided in an inpatient setting.

Services

• Psychiatric and psychosocial assessment and evaluation
• Physical health and dietary assessments
• Comprehensive nursing services, medical care, and laboratory services
• Individualized treatment planning
• Individual and group therapy, including specialized groups on substance use and CBT
• Family therapy, education, and support
• Recreational, therapeutic, and psycho-educational groups and creative activities
• Medication management, education, and monitoring
• Discharge planning and referral to community services

Child and Adolescent Inpatient Services

800-969-5300
Our program is a 24/7 intensive inpatient program for children and adolescents aged 5 to 17 years whose serious psychiatric illness requires inpatient treatment and specialized care, observation, or evaluation.

Services

• Psychiatric and psychosocial assessment and evaluation
• Comprehensive nursing services, medical care, and laboratory services
• Physical health, dietary, and nutritional assessments
• Individualized treatment planning
• Individual and group therapy
• Family therapy, education, and support
• Recreational, therapeutic, and psycho-educational groups
• Social and emotional learning programming and creative activities
• Medication management, education, and monitoring
• Discharge planning and referral to community services
• Behavior management and educational services

Children's Crisis Intervention Services (CCIS)

800-969-5300
As part of a comprehensive mental health system, CCIS provides psychiatric services to youth who require an emergency level of care. When psychiatric hospitalization is indicated, we will make referrals for admission.

Services

• Emotional and behavioral assessments
• Stabilizing therapeutic techniques
• Recommendations for follow-up mental health services

Rutgers Day School Child Program

732-235-5720
Rutgers Day School is an out-of-district special education school for children ages 4 to 13 years whose psychiatric, behavioral, and learning problems are too severe to be educated effectively in their local school systems. Our school offers seven therapeutic classrooms with a total capacity of 56 children. Planned lengths of stay typically range from six months to three years.

Rutgers Day School Adolescent Program

732-235-4677
The adolescent program at Rutgers Day School is a year-round special education and partial hospitalization program that integrates therapeutic, psychiatric, and special education services. We meet the complex needs of adolescents ages 13 to 21 years who suffer from significant anxieties, resentments, fears, and emotional challenges that negatively affect family life, social functioning, peer relationships, and academic achievements.

Wei Ji Point

800-969-5300
Our ambulatory withdrawal management program is a medically managed treatment alternative to inpatient detox. Individuals work closely with a psychiatrist to receive treatment on an outpatient basis. Our program includes withdrawal from opiates, sedatives, and hypnotics. While alcohol may be present, individuals with moderate to severe alcohol withdrawal are referred to a higher level of care.

Services

• Medication assistant therapy
• Evidence-based group therapies
• Individual counseling
• Family therapy
• Case management