Inpatient Psychiatric Care
Intensive care in a therapeutic setting
Personalized Treatment for Mental Health Crises
At Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC), we provide a safe and supportive environment for you if you are in need of inpatient psychiatric care. Our psychiatric unit is dedicated to helping you through mental health crises with intensive psychiatric treatment tailored to your needs.
Who We Treat
Choosing BIDMC for inpatient psychiatric care means you are choosing a facility that prioritizes your well-being. We offer care to:
- Those with first onset symptoms.
- Those with a recent worsening of symptoms.
- Those with other medical conditions who are in need of intensive psychiatric treatment but not in need of medical admission.
- Students from local colleges and universities in acute crisis.
- Those who need electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) as part of their inpatient psychiatric treatment.
What to Expect
When you receive care at BIDMC, you can expect personalized care. Our psychiatric services include:
- Assessment and Diagnosis: Our team of experts will conduct a thorough evaluation to understand your mental health condition.
- Treatment Plans: Based on the assessment, we develop a customized treatment plan that may include medication, therapy and other interventions.
- Therapeutic Environment: Our inpatient mental health unit provides a calm and secure setting where you can focus on your recovery.
- Supportive Staff: Our team is here to support you every step of the way, offering encouragement and assistance.
Advancing Care, Research & Education
Department of Psychiatry
Our psychiatric specialists offer comprehensive behavioral and mental health services to patients from early adults to seniors.
Psychiatry Research
The Department of Psychiatry conducts clinical research to develop an understanding of the etiology of major psychiatric disorders and approaches to treatment.
Psychiatry Education & Training
BIDMC offers medical student education in psychopathology through clinical experiences, patient-centered learning, and active resident involvement in teaching.
