Do You Know Someone Struggling with their Mental Health?
If you have a family member or a friend in crisis, struggling with their mental health, consider having a discussion with them about Inpatient Mental Health Care treatment. Family and friends can make all the difference in a person’s life by providing information, support and guidance.
Please have them call BryLin at (716) 886-8200 or Contact Us Today!
Short-Term Inpatient Mental Health Care:
In some severe cases, mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, and psychotic symptoms (hallucinations & delusions) can best be treated in an inpatient psychiatric environment. If you know someone who is suicidal or in emotional distress, call BryLin Hospital, a psychiatric hospital providing short-term, crisis stabilization for children, adolescents, and adults.
Spectrum Health’s C.A.R.E.S. team is available to provide support to families with children and teenagers in crisis, 24/7. Call 716-882-HELP (4357).
BryLin Hospital: Your Direct Path to Crisis Mental Health Care
Experience a seamless and timely transition to short-term inpatient mental health treatment. Bypass the lengthy waits and uncertainties associated with emergency room visits by directly contacting BryLin Hospital’s admissions department at (716) 886-8200 ext. 2264. Our dedicated team is ready to assist you and your loved ones.
- No physician referral needed.
- Avoid long waits in an emergency room.
- Speak confidentially with a licensed mental health professional who can help.
- We’ll check your insurance benefits for you.
*** IMPORTANT: PLEASE CALL (716) 886-8200 ext 2264 FIRST ***
We DO NOT have a psychiatric emergency room. We DO NOT provide emergency in-person psychiatric evaluations.
* Most insurances and Medicare accepted.
* Straight Medicaid is not accepted for ages 21-64
* Many managed Medicaid plans are accepted.
* You DO NOT need a physician referral.
Arrangements can be made for private payment and BryLin accepts most major credit cards.
*** Canadian patients seeking mental health care are welcome.
**See our Frequently Asked Questions page for more information on what you can expect and what you CAN and CAN NOT bring to the Hospital [LINK]
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