Available Programs and Mental Health Counseling Services
Port St. Lucie Hospital has programs that address a broad spectrum of mental health issues. Crisis care services are also available for patients in acute crisis who require immediate assistance in a safe, secure and structured environment.
Adult Psychiatric Program
Provides intensive treatment for individuals dealing with medical, emotional, and psychiatric issues in a safe and secure setting.
Crisis Care Services
For patients in acute crisis who require immediate assistance in a secure, safe, and structured environment.
Dual Diagnosis Program
Our dual diagnosis program uses a multi-disciplinary approach to treat a mental health diagnosis while addressing substance abuse issues.
Partial Hospitalization Program
Port St. Lucie Hospital offers an intensive Partial Hospitalization program in an outpatient setting for patients with or without a co-occurring substance abuse issues. The program can be used as a “step down” from an inpatient program or as a less restrictive option in lieu of an inpatient program.
Senior Adult Program
Voluntary and involuntary comprehensive psychiatric and substance abuse treatment programs designed to meet the specific needs of patients over 60 years of age.
Who can make a referral?
Family members, physicians, clinicians, community agencies, ministers, and the judicial system can make referrals. Self-referrals are always welcome. Programs are designed for individuals who are exhibiting one or more of the following symptoms:
- Inability to concentrate
- Wandering or confusion about surroundings
- Loss of appetite
- Increased anxiety
- Relationship crisis
- Inability to concentrate
- Wandering or confusion about surroundings
- Loss of appetite
- Increased anxiety
- Relationship crisis
- Agitation
- Weight loss
- Depression, hopelessness, or isolation
- Use of medication or alcohol leading to dependence (for those with dual diagnosis)
- Restlessness, disorientation, hyperactivity
- Agitation
- Weight loss
- Depression, hopelessness, or isolation
- Use of medication or alcohol leading to dependence (for those with dual diagnosis)
- Restlessness, disorientation, hyperactivity
How do I get help?
Simply call our admissions office at (772) 335-0400, 24 hours a day, seven days a week and one of our admissions counselors will be glad to discuss our programs and answer your questions.
Medicare and most HMO’s and PPO’s are accepted and financial arrangements for self-pay may also be made.