Behavioral health services in Northeast Oklahoma
At Hillcrest, our behavioral health team is committed to providing psychological support and compassionate care for patients with behavioral health conditions. Our brand new behavioral health unit at Hillcrest Hospital Cushing is staffed by a multidisciplinary team of psychiatrists, advanced practice providers, nurses, therapists and support staff dedicated to your well-being. Our facility provides inpatient care for individuals experiencing acute mental health challenges, offering a safe and supportive environment for healing and recovery. Whether you’re seeking treatment for anxiety, depression, or need inpatient mental health services, we’re here to ensure you receive exceptional, compassionate care tailored to your needs.
Our behavioral health treatments and services
Hillcrest Cushing’s inpatient behavioral health care helps adults experiencing a mental health crisis by offering a safe and structured environment for healing. Our unit is staffed by a team of psychiatrists, nurses, therapists and caring professionals, providing a strong support system and aftercare planning.
We provide care for people who are experiencing a mental health crisis or psychiatric emergency, need urgent help to prevent serious harm to themselves or others, and patients who require intensive care and constant support that can only be provided in an inpatient setting.
We commonly treat the following conditions at our behavioral health unit:
- Anxiety
- Crisis situations, such as suicidal intent, self-harm, and behaviors that pose a risk to themselves or others
- Mood disorders
- Psychotic disorders
- Substance use disorders
Our multidisciplinary team uses a number of treatments to care for our inpatients, including evidence-based care to provide crisis stabilization, structured group therapy that focuses on health habits and coping mechanisms, and personalized treatment plans. Once a patient is ready for discharge, our team offers individualized discharge plans to support your continued recovery and care.
We accept patients 18 years and older who are not currently enrolled in high school or an equivalent program. Referrals and admission inquiries can be made by phone or fax, and anyone, including individuals, family members or health care providers, can make a referral.
Our staff is ready to answer questions about the admission process, treatments and insurance coverage. Call us today at 918-225-2915.