Philadelphia’s Leading Adult Inpatient Mental Health Treatment Programs

General psychiatric adult inpatient hospital programming at Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, PA

The Magnolia Program provides the most acute level of psychiatric inpatient care available at Belmont Behavioral Health System. This program serves adult patients age 18 and older who are experiencing severe symptoms of a mental health disorder, which might include psychosis.

We provide treatment for a variety of mental health concerns in the Magnolia Program, including:

• Major depressive disorder
• Bipolar disorder
• Borderline personality disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Schizoaffective disorder
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Intellectual developmental disorder
• Substance use disorder

If you or someone you care about seeks help for a mental health crisis at Belmont, our expert team will conduct a comprehensive assessment to determine your individualized recovery needs. Most patients receive care for six to eight days in the Magnolia Program, but some may stay for one to two weeks depending on their specific needs and progress.

During your time in the Magnolia Program at our hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, you or your loved one will primarily participate in daily group therapy that combines activities therapy and milieu therapy. You may also receive daily medication management services under the care of a psychiatrist and nursing staff. We offer individual therapy and family therapy depending on each patient’s unique recovery goals.

Nursing staff is available if you or your loved one needs basic medical care. We can also provide medically supervised detoxification as needed, but our Crescent Program for dual diagnosis patients might be a better fit depending on your or your loved one’s level of need.

Dual diagnosis adult inpatient programming at Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, PA

The Crescent Program at Belmont is a dual diagnosis unit that provides care for adults age 18 and older who are suffering from both a substance use disorder and a mental health challenge. To receive care in the Crescent Program, a patient must have a primary diagnosis of a mental health disorder as well as a co-occurring substance use disorder.

We care for any mental health disorder in the Crescent Program, including:

• Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Anxiety disorders
• Major depressive disorder
• Bipolar disorder

Our team of experts also cares for all substance use disorders, including:

• Alcohol use disorder
• Opioid use disorder
• Marijuana use disorder
• Stimulant use disorder
• Hallucinogen use disorder

The staff at Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is dedicated to providing individualized care that meets the unique needs of each patient who comes to us to heal from a dual diagnosis of a substance use disorder and mental health challenge. Most patients receive care in the Crescent Program for four to seven days, depending on their specific recovery goals. Medically supervised detoxification services typically last seven days, and you or your loved one will be able to participate in therapeutic programming while undergoing detox.

The main method of care you or your loved one will engage in is group therapy and group education, with a focus on the 12-Step method of recovery. We also offer individual therapy and family therapy on an as-needed basis. You or your loved one may also meet with a psychiatrist daily to discuss medication management, and nursing staff is available if you need basic medical care. In the Crescent Program, patients with a current prescription are able to continue methadone and Suboxone maintenance.

Mood disorder adult inpatient programming at Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, PA

The Reflections Program at Belmont provides inpatient treatment to adults age 18 and older who are struggling with symptoms of mood and personality disorders. The mental health challenges we commonly provide care for in the Reflections Program include:

• Major depressive disorder
• Bipolar disorder
• Panic disorder
• Generalized anxiety disorder
• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
• Borderline personality disorder
• Narcissistic personality disorder
• Antisocial personality disorder

Most patients receive care in the Reflections Program for five to 10 days depending on their specific recovery needs. Our expert staff will conduct a thorough assessment to determine the level of care and therapeutic interventions that you or your loved one might benefit from the most.

If the care team determines that you or your loved one might benefit from inpatient care at our hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, your time in the Reflections Program will primarily include group therapy in conjunction with cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, occupational therapy, art therapy, and music therapy.

We also provide individual therapy and family therapy depending on each person’s individual needs. Nursing staff is available if you or your loved one needs basic medical care, and you may also meet with a psychiatrist daily to discuss your medication management needs.

Learn more about the adult inpatient programs offered at the inpatient hospital of Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, PA

To learn more about the adult inpatient programs offered at Belmont Behavioral Health System in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, please contact us directly. A knowledgeable member of our team can answer any questions you might have about how we can help you or someone you love start to heal from the mental health challenges you are battling.