The Christ Hospital
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About The Christ Hospital
The Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services licenses inpatient care at The Christ Hospital for adults and seniors, including adults in a psychiatric crisis. It is a treatment program in Cincinnati, on an acute care campus in Mt. Auburn.
Residential treatment isn’t offered here, and neither is virtual or in-home care. Substance use is among the conditions treated in the mental health care.
Who qualifies for inpatient care?
The hospital’s adult inpatient mental health unit takes people 18 and older with a psychiatric diagnosis as the main condition. That unit focuses on crisis stabilization (inpatient care meant to settle a psychiatric emergency). The senior adult mental health unit is for people 60 and older with depression, anxiety or a substance use disorder, among other conditions.
The behavioral intensive care unit offers a safe setting and therapy for people with high-level needs. Inpatient care takes you out of the workday while the stay lasts.
Is there help with cost?
A discounted cash price is posted on the hospital’s Shoppable Services List when payment is cash or a cash equivalent. Need-based financial assistance may bring a discount on the cost for people who qualify. A posted figure gives you a starting point when paying for rehab.
The campus has been a hospital in Cincinnati for more than 130 years. This campus is the hub of The Christ Hospital Health Network.
Addiction Treatment Programs
People 18 and older with a primary psychiatric diagnosis get crisis stabilization on the Adult inpatient mental health unit, a specialized inpatient area.
Distorted, negative thought patterns can lead to negative behaviors such as substance abuse. Cognitive behavioral therapy in Ohio addresses these negative thoughts to help individuals make positive changes.
Elderly rehab in Ohio can be helpful for seniors who are struggling with substance abuse. These specialized treatment programs often address issues such as nutritional needs, chronic health conditions, mental health concerns, physical mobility, and social support.
A young adult program in Ohio ensures participants receive the most appropriate treatment. Therapies and activities are customized to meet the needs of young people in their teens and twenties.
Levels of Care
Substance abuse is treated alongside depression, PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, personality disorders and psychotic disorders.
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How can you pay at The Christ Hospital?
The shoppable services list sets out a discounted cash price when payment is cash or a cash equivalent. A patient who qualifies because of need may also receive a discount on cost through financial assistance. That’s a separate discount, and it depends on qualifying.
What level of care covers substance abuse here?
Inpatient. Specialized inpatient areas treat adults, seniors and adults in a psychiatric crisis who need intensive care. Substance abuse appears with depression, PTSD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and anxiety disorders. See co-occurring disorders care.
Does The Christ Hospital offer residential treatment?
No. Residential treatment is not offered at this location. Care here is inpatient only. Specialized inpatient areas serve adults, seniors and adults in a psychiatric crisis, and that inpatient stay is the setting rather than a residential program.
Which license covers the specialized inpatient areas?
Yes. Specialized inpatient areas carry an ODMHAS license. ODMHAS stands for Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. That’s a state license, and it covers those inpatient areas.
