Comprehensive services focus on treating the individual to help restore balance and a sense of well-being. Morton Hospital is also able to address any medical problems that may accompany a patient’s mental health.
Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic
Our new Outpatient Psychiatry Clinic is conveniently located in the Ambulatory Services Center at Morton Hospital. Under the direction of our Chief of Psychiatry, Dr. Leonardo Batista, our clinic team specializes in treating adults with a variety of mental health conditions, including:
- Depression
- Bipolar Illness
- Anxiety and Personality Disorders
- PTSD, Adult ADHD and OCD
- Psychotic Illnesses
To learn more or request an appointment, call 508-828-7780.
Inpatient Elder Behavioral Health Services (EBHS) Unit
Our EBHS Unit provides a multidisciplinary, integrative approach for treating older adults – age 55 and over – with behavioral, psychiatric, or neuropsychiatric difficulties that require hospitalization. Our secure, 19-bed inpatient psychiatric program offers rapid assessment, daily programming and focused intervention in a short-term setting. Therapy services include:
To learn more about our unit, call 508-828-7432.
Psychiatric Consultative Services
Our EBHS team also provides psychiatric consultation services for hospital patients. Consultation to the intensive care, medical, surgical, maternity and rehabilitation units can be initiated upon the request of the patient’s attending physician. Indications for a specialty consult include:
- Unremitting depression
- Psychosis
- Threats to harm self or others
- Agitation, Confusion or Mania
- Other acute changes in patient behavior
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