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Hospital for Behavioral Medicine is excited to announce the opening of our Women’s Connection inpatient unit.
The Women’s connection program provides a safe and nurturing environment for women 18 and older. Treatment is comprehensive and individualized, focusing on crisis stabilization, mood disorders, trauma, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and postpartum depression. Our continuum of care offers a gradual step-down to our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offering ongoing support.
We welcome referrals form families, physicians, healthcare providers, and the community.
Please call our Intake Center with any questions or to set up a free, confidential assessment at 774-314-3490.
In-person visits Monday through Friday, 6:30-8pm
In-person visits weekends, Saturday and Sunday, 2:00-3:30pm
Zoom visits available and encouraged – email: [email protected]
Reminder:
Masks must be worn.
All personal items must be left in car or locked up in the lobby upon arrival, including keys and phones.
No outside food or drinks.
Visit lengths are subject to space availability and are guaranteed at least 15 minutes with patient.
If you are picking up a discharging patient, please wait in your car and call the receptionist at 844-319-0000. Hospital staff will walk the discharging patient out of the hospital to the awaiting car.
Please do NOT drop off any items to the hospital without speaking to a member of the patients care team.
Massachusetts Association of Occupational Therapy works with schools, hospitals, nursing homes and the Board of Allied Health about relevant concerns in our profession. This will bring the opportunity for professionals to get together and discuss relevant topics in health care.
Meetings will be held every third Tuesday of the month. Watch for upcoming topics of interest.
$10 for non-members, all disciplines are welcome.
First meeting to be held March 17th 5:30p-7:30p for our first meet and greet and planning session
To register, email Sean Hourihan @ [email protected]
February 15th, 2019 we started with a few patients. But now we are MANY and GROWING, not only in numbers, but also in talents, creativity and HEART.
In addition to celebrating our 1 year Anniversary, we are in the process of opening new programs for both inpatient and outpatient!
The achievements of this hospital are the results of the combined efforts of each individual working here. Congratulations to the staff and families of Hospital for Behavioral Medicine.
The Women’s Connection Program provides a safe and nurturing environment where women 18 and older can offer each other hope and support as they begin the healing process.
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The Hospital for Behavioral Medicine located at 100 Century Drive Worcester, MA. recently celebrated its Opening Celebration on Tuesday, September 17, 2019. Former New England Patriot & 3-time Super Bowl champion Troy Brown was our guest of honor & keynote speaker. The Hospital for Behavioral Medicine will continue to be an ally to those in need of mental health treatment, […]