The acute inpatient program treats adults in an intensive therapeutic structure, providing psychiatric stabilization and 24-hour nursing care for patients experiencing critical symptoms.
This outpatient program is designed for adults who need organized treatment services, but are able to do this within the context of their usual environment and daily activities to help break the cycle of substance abuse.
Partial Hospitalization (PHP) is a step-down level in treatment, appropriate for patients who are able to maintain themselves in the community at a minimum to moderate level of functioning and those who present no immediate threat to themselves or others.
Prairie St. John’s provides inpatient, substance use residential, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, and clinic services to adults, ages 18 and older experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
Our child and adolescent psychiatrists are trained and experienced in all the specialized skills it takes to effectively diagnose and treat our youngest patients.
Prairie St. John’s has compiled a number of educational resources to provide you with more information about common mental health conditions, such as anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder and depression.
Our child psychiatrists are trained and experienced in all the specialized skills it takes to effectively diagnose and treat our youngest patients. We can assist you in developing a mental health treatment strategy that will start your child on the road to recovery. We can teach you tools and techniques that make a difference today so your child can fulfill their potential tomorrow.
A professional mental health evaluation can often explain symptoms or causes that are not apparent on the surface. Behavioral problems may be symptoms of underlying psychological, biological or emotional issues that inhibit a child’s social, academic and emotional development.
Mental illness can be the result of compounding problems and prolonged pressures. Teens may turn to drugs or alcohol to help forget about their responsibilities, or as a way to assert their independence. The easy availability of alcohol or powerfully addictive drugs like methamphetamines make this experimentation common and dangerous.
At Prairie St. John’s, we have experience identifying and treating mental illness and addictions in adolescents. We have helped thousands of teens gain better control of themselves and their lives and helped parents reclaim their child and sense of family.
Prairie St. John’s provides inpatient, substance use residential, Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, and clinic services to adults, ages 18 and older experiencing a behavioral health crisis or substance use challenges.
The treatment process begins with a comprehensive evaluation to help diagnose any underlying medical or biochemical origins of disease. An individualized plan of care is written to meet the special needs of each patient
* Data based on patients surveyed between July-December 2022.
Prairie St. John’s is accredited by The Joint Commission, which helps monitor quality and care. Read more about this designation.
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How do I refer someone to Prairie St. John’s? Will my insurance cover treatment? What is the difference between inpatient and outpatient service? Find the answer to these questions and more on our FAQ page.
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Prairie St. John’s is a proud supporter of The National Action Alliance for Suicide Prevention. Read more about our partnership.
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Learn about what to expect during a visitation to a loved one at Prairie St. John’s. Find out our visiting hours, what items to bring with you, what to expect during your visitation and more.
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Prairie St. John’s offers complimentary, mental health professional training sessions as part of the Prairie St. John’s Professional Education Series.
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We celebrate how our brand-new, $47 million facility will allow us to better serve the behavioral health needs of the region.
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