Mental health is an incredibly important part of overall health. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), millions of Americans each year face the reality of living with a mental health condition. Mental illness can affect virtually everyone directly or indirectly through family, friends or coworkers. While it is important to discuss mental health conditions year-round, the first week of October is designated as Mental Awareness Illness Week, and is a time to raise awareness of mental illness, fight discrimination and provide support.
Heritage Valley Health System has a long tradition of serving the behavioral health care needs in the community. Beyond the inpatient Adult Behavioral Health Units at Heritage Valley Sewickley, Kennedy Campus and Heritage Valley Beaver hospitals, the Health System continues a long-standing partnership with Staunton Clinic, an outpatient mental health and resource coordination center that enables care to continue, uninterrupted, when patients return home. Heritage Valley Sewickley, Kennedy Campus also offers an inpatient Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit for those patients 60 years of age and older.
Staunton’s Adult and Child Programs include Outpatient Psychiatry, Psychotherapy, Blended Service Coordination, Certified Peer Support Services, Intellectual Disabilities Support Coordination and Inpatient Services for adults. Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Programs, Adult Intensive Outpatient Programs, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy Groups are also available across our Staunton Clinic satellite locations.
For more information and Behavioral Health locations, please click here to visit our website or call the following numbers:
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Heritage Valley Beaver Adult Behavioral Health Unit: 724-773-4525
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Heritage Valley Sewickley, Kennedy Campus Adult Behavioral Health Unit: 412-847-7510
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Heritage Valley Sewickley, Kennedy Campus Geriatric Behavioral Health Unit: 412-777-6420
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Staunton Clinic: 412-749-7330
If you are having a psychiatric emergency, please call 911 or go to your local Emergency Department. You can also access the crisis numbers listed below:
Congress designated the 988 dialing code to operate through the exiting National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. The Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration sees 988 as a first step toward a transformed crisis care system in America.
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