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Expert, Compassionate Care

An acute psychiatric crisis often requires immediate care and oversight by trained mental health professionals. At Jennie Stuart’s Behavioral Health Unit, we have the experience to provide expert, compassionate care.

Symptoms

The Jennie Stuart Behavioral Health Unit is designed to help people who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, or mania, or who may be experiencing altered thought processes. They may be unable to care for their needs or at risk of harming themselves or others. Our inpatient unit, housed on the hospital campus at 320 West 18th Street in Hopkinsville, offers a safe, nonjudgmental environment where care is delivered with respect and compassion.

Contact For More Information

Tylon White, LCSW

Director of Inpatient Psychiatric Services

Our experienced, physicians are committed to providing the highest quality care in a professional and compassionate manner. Our primary goal is to minimize your discomfort and enhance your recovery in the least invasive manner possible.

Fill out the form below for more information about our Behavioral Health services.

Expert, Personalized Care and Support

Upon admission, each person undergoes a multidisciplinary assessment process to ensure that treatment is structured to meet his or her needs. Through psycho-educational training and focused activities, we help people develop skills to manage their acute symptoms and begin the healing process. This is a vital service to meet the needs of adults and their families that addresses lifestyle adjustments, loss, physical challenges and medical issues seen throughout all phases of life.

Features

  • 12 bed inpatient secured unit
  • Safety features
  • Multi-disciplinary team
  • Highly trained nurses
  • Medical director
  • Diagnostic evaluations

Daily programming is customized and may include:

  • Specialized medical evaluation
  • Neuropsychological assessment
  • Assessment of daily living skills
  • Recreational therapy
  • Family support and consultation
  • Group therapy
  • Continuity of care and discharge planning

Have You Checked on Your Loved Ones Lately?

If you have a parent, sibling or other relative or friend who may have experienced a recent change in attitude or behavior, ask them these questions:

During the past month, have you experienced feelings of sadness, depression or hopelessness?

Have you often been bothered by a lack of interest or pleasure in doing things?

If the answer is yes to either or both questions, a visit with one of our Jennie Stuart behavioral health professionals may be the next step.