Adult Partial Hospitalization Program
If you or a loved one are facing serious mental health challenges that require more support than traditional outpatient therapy can provide, our program may be just what you need.
At Atrium Health, our Adult Partial Hospitalization Program offers intensive psychiatric services during the day. Which means you’ll have the chance to practice your new-found skills at home, refining them daily with support from our team.
For more than 20 years, our multidisciplinary team – of psychiatrists, licensed counselors and nurses – has been dedicated to reaching patients wherever they are on their path to mental wellness. And our partial hospitalization program connects you to the most comprehensive mental health services in the Southeast.
Whether you’re facing severe depression, bipolar disorder or another mental health condition, we’re here to offer personalized care designed to help you enjoy life more fully.
Get partial hospitalization care
For more information or to schedule a mental health assessment, call 704-444-2400.
When is partial hospitalization right for you?
You (or a loved one) may find partial hospitalization care beneficial if you:
- Have a mental health condition that requires intensive treatment
- Are at risk of self-harm or harming others but don’t need 24/7 hospitalization
- Are likely to be hospitalized or readmitted
- Haven’t experienced success with traditional outpatient care
- Require ongoing stabilization after transitioning from inpatient care
Navigating recovery: A guide to our Adult Partial Hospitalization Program
Partial hospitalization services
Our team of psychotherapists and psychiatrists specializes in helping you recover and achieve lasting positive change. Your personalized treatment plan will be based on your specific symptoms. Here are some of the services we offer:
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Individual therapy: You’ll meet with a licensed therapist to discuss your symptoms and work on developing coping skills to meet your unique goals.
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Group therapy: You’ll be able to share your problems and experiences with others going through similar challenges, all while working with a licensed therapist.
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Medication management: You’ll speak with a psychiatrist or an advanced practice provider to determine the most effective medication for relieving your symptoms. Caregivers and other medical providers will also be involved to ensure medication is taken appropriately and working effectively.
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Recreational therapy: In activity groups, you’ll work on team building and problem solving to improve your physical and social skills.
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Family education and support: You’ll engage in weekly sessions that foster meaningful connections for both you and your family and help everyone understand your needs and treatment progress.
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Psychoeducational classes: These classes are designed to help you understand your disorder better and learn effective coping strategies.
Patient care - what to expect
You’ll receive expert care tailored to your specific needs. Our approach includes daily group therapy, supportive counseling, discharge planning, medication management and other vital services.
When you arrive
Upon your arrival, we’ll warmly welcome you and your family. Together, we’ll start with an initial assessment, which helps us create a personalized care plan just for you.
While in the program
The hours of our program are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Each day starts with a morning check-in, where you’ll have the chance to touch base and prepare for the day ahead. Following this, you’ll take part in group therapy and individual therapy sessions. During the midday break, you can enjoy a meal and relax.
Patient attendance each day is expected in this voluntary program.
When you are discharged
We’ll work closely with you to evaluate your readiness to leave the program. As you get ready for this step, we provide personalized discharge planning and ongoing support.
Make a referral
If you are a physician, medical professional or you need to self-refer, please give us a call or email us. You can call our main number at 704-444-2400 or one of the location-specific numbers below.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, you do. However, you can call 704-444-2400 to self-refer or to receive a brief mental health assessment. You can also call a specific location’s phone number if you know where you want to go.
Referrals can also be provided by a doctor, a licensed therapist or another provider.
Determining if a partial hospitalization program is the right fit for you depends on various factors such as the severity of your condition, your treatment needs and your ability to function independently outside of a hospital setting.
Consulting with a mental health expert can help assess whether this type of care meets your needs and goals.
Our Providers
We look forward to meeting and caring for you.